Sentence examples for by two lectures from inspiring English sources
This discussion will be followed by two lectures tracing histories of race from Antiquity until the twentieth century.
But he had little interest in physics until being captivated by two lectures on the subject given by a visitor to the University of Amsterdam, George E. Uhlenbeck, a Dutch-American physicist who had co-discovered a crucial property of the electron called spin.
The ever-popular tours of the collections and "Fun with Fossils" activity were complemented by two lectures: Marine Mammals of the California Coast Through Deep Time presented by Nick Pyenson and A Deadly Equation: Global Warming + Humans = Ecological Catastrophe by Tony Barnosky, and a new tee shirt design debuted, thanks to the artistic skills of Dave Smith.
This half-day session is held every Tuesday morning after a Grand Rounds seminar and consists of a group meeting with the Grand Rounds seminar's chief lecturer (Fellows' Round-Table) or a session presented by a fellow (Fellows' Corner), followed by two lectures given by attending physicians.
This mini-course will consist of two lectures by Rob Schapire, followed by a hands-on lab taught by Rebecca Fiebrink using off-the-shelf machine learning software.
Here at the American Academy, where my wife and I have fellowships, no fewer than two lectures — by the former German foreign minister Joschka Fischer and the American expatriate columnist John Vinocur — have been devoted to the boringness and emptiness of the election.
Actors in the video were people with lived experience telling their story (2 h), 2. two lectures by people with lived experience of mental illness covering schizophrenia and bipolar disorder respectively.
Training consisted of two lectures, followed by discussion and was conducted by one of the authors (AD).
The proteomics session consisted of two lectures, one by Bernd Bodenmiller (University of Zurich, Switzerland) and the other by Arzu Umar (Erasmus University Medical Center, Rotterdam, The Netherlands).
The work was based on two lectures given by the author in 1928 at Newnham College and Girton College, the first two colleges for women at Cambridge.
There are also the Joseph Fels Ritt Lectures; a series of two lectures given by a mathematician from outside the department and designed for a broad mathematical audience.
