Sentence examples for class covering the from inspiring English sources

The six-week, $485 primer on medical marijuana is a cross between an agricultural extension class covering the growing cycle, nutrients and light requirements ("It's harvest time when half the trichomes have turned amber and half are white") and a gathering of serious potheads, sharing stories of their best highs ("Smoke that and you are... medicated!").

Furthermore, the Teleostei infraclass is the only vertebrate class covering the complete range of sexuality from gonochorism to natural hermaphroditism (either simultaneous or sequential).

Back to school is a series of evening classes covering the subjects you once enjoyed, or always wanted to learn.

Back to school is a new range of evening classes covering the subjects you once enjoyed, or always wanted to learn.

In Weill Recital Hall, on days after Mr. Barenboim's recitals, he and six young pianists will participate in public master classes covering the sonatas played on the preceding evening.

But for those looking for a less familiar collection of Jewish history, stories and debates, classes covering the entire Jerusalem Talmud may be downloaded in MP3 format at yerushalmionline.org.org

The third was another about sorting algorithms, was incorporated into the actual classes covering the same topic, and was conducted to investigate the effects of our framework.

Participants consisted of students enrolled in an undergraduate introductory-level geoscience course aimed primarily at non-majors, who attended at least seven of the ten classes covering the Geologic Time Scale (the last ten lectures).

You might imagine this would have called for a ban on classes covering The Civil War seeing as the Confederate South not only promoted the overthrow of the government, but actively engaged in it.

The facilitators were categorised into 23 extensive classes, covering the range of all the identified facilitators.

The number of chum salmon in a fork length class x j at time t + 1 was where w was the width of the fork length class, m was the number of fork length classes covering the range of possible fork lengths, P b was the survival and growth rate from a class x i to a class x j for brood year b, and F b was the production of female juveniles in a class x j by a female in a class x i for brood year b.