Sentence examples for constitute a course from inspiring English sources

The students most strongly supported virtual microscopy (89 %; 53 %), autopsy presentation (87 %; 55 %) and seminars (79%32%32 %) (Munich seminars would constitute a course similar to the tutorial at SOM).

Guest: There are three things here and they constitute a whole course.

The unprecedented gathering of nearly 60 naked sword blades, which ring the walls of these galleries, almost forms a show in its own right, and combined with their labels the blades constitute a crash course in their connoisseurship.

Now Ms. Dennis, 20, a sociology major, is left to commute from her parents' home in Mount Vernon, N.Y., a two-and-a-half-hour, $30-a-day 30-a-dayt could constitute a graduate course in transit.

Together, HORT 4910 and HORT 4920 constitute an integrated course.

"There are complications such as determining, programmatically, what constitutes a KIS course, which individual courses should be aggregated to a single KIS course, where course placeholders should be used and eventually translating the data into the correct schema," he says.

Should that happen, and should the British public vote 'yes' to leaving the EU, that would certainly constitute a change of course.

Not attending classes or sending a notification to the instructor does not constitute dropping a course.

Failing to attend classes or unofficially notifying the instructor does not constitute dropping a course.

Failure to attend classes or notification submitted to the instructor does not constitute dropping a course and will result in a failing grade for that course.

A walk along this busy boulevard constitutes a crash course in Latvian history.