Bartenders tended to preface each glass with extended lectures on winemaking techniques or soil content.
Read an extended version of the lecture in G2.
As this is an honors course, those without some background in science may find parts of the early lectures — an extended primer on DNA and genes during which terms like "base pairs," "transcription" and "coding sequence" are thrown around with abandon — to be tough going.
This is Colorado's wine country -- a fact I was repeatedly reminded of by the friendly vintner who kept filling my glass while I did an extended Q&A at the pre-lecture VIP reception.
Our knowledge of Philo's work in ethics comes almost entirely from an extended summary of an introductory book or lecture preserved without any context in an anthology (Stobaeus Anthology 2.7).
Elisabeth Murdoch took aim at her younger brother James in an extended passage that referred to his own controversial MacTaggart lecture given three years ago.
His 1931 Making Bolsheviks showed him back in familiar territory: it was comprised of six lectures given at the University, based on an extended visit to the Soviet Union in 1930.
The lectures deal with the constitution of the thing as a res extensa, an extended spatial structure filled with sensuous qualities and not yet with substantial or causal properties.
In an excellent piece called "Googling the Cyborg," a lecture from 2008, he meditates on how humans, as a species, are "in the process of growing itself an extended communal nervous system".
It's also set up as an extended lesson/lecture on the divisiveness of racial issues and the cruel miscarriages of justice that are possible under Texas law.
