Sentence examples similar to compact lecture from inspiring English sources
Mr. Awlaki gained a large following among English-speaking Muslims with lectures on compact discs and MP3s, along with a Facebook page and a Web site, which was taken down after he posted a message in November praising the Fort Hood killings.
In 2007 he sank himself into the subject, reading a stack of books (like David Foster Wallace's "Everything and More: A Compact History of Infinity") and attending academic lectures where he could barely decipher a word.
Bellamy's lecture, co-sponsored by Missouri Campus Compact, is free and open to the public.
This compact textbook is a collection of the author's lecture notes for a two-semester graduate-level real analysis course.
In 1964, in a series of lectures on America's founding documents, starting with the Mayflower Compact, the political scientist Willmoore Kendall theorized that "the nascent society that interprets itself in the Compact is in some sense a religious, more specifically a Christian, society, which calls God in as witness to its act of founding".
"Lectures are enriched with interactive material and video in a digital carrier that is compact and cost-effective".
He has written two volumes of a fictional diary and three collections of lectures and essays - but when he became the 2002 Nobel laureate it was for an unusually compact body of work.
"Colorado River Compact".
