Sentence examples for accurate lecture from inspiring English sources

And when Manning and Hellboy's gruffness come nose to nose, the tension between them melts when Manning gives his charge a paternal and accurate lecture on how to light a cigar properly.

In high school and college, any student without a 24/7 laptop cannot hope to keep accurate notes on a lecture course.

The more you know about your topic, the more accurate and strong your lecture will be.

A recording of the professor's lecture may be more accurate than referring to second-hand notes.

We saw that the ASR system trained with LibriSpeech data produces more accurate and reasonably accurate transcripts for Olive and lecture data, respectively.

The depiction of training-camp life is pretty accurate, down to the sexually transmitted disease prevention lectures and laboured practical jokes.

The argument may be made that Linhart's (1997) concern is overstated since faculty may (and might be expected to) provide their students with a more accurate and complete understanding of evolution through their lectures and supplemental material.

(Though I don't love the idea of mixing accurate medical information with a lot of value-laden lecturing about the importance of abstinence, and suspect that many teens share my view).

So Soderbergh and screenwriter Scott Z. Burns decided to make the movie as accurate as possible without turning "Contagion," opening Friday, into a med school lecture or a documentary.

If he had been giving a university lecture on religious sociology, such a statement might have been accepted as an accurate description of reality.

Digital records had benefits over traditional learning aids (e.g. handouts/personal notes): Students were more accurate in answering class quizzes using digital records, and spontaneous digital records usage outside lectures showed strategic access during important aspects of the course.