Sentence examples for display lecture from inspiring English sources

But even corporate art curators (Ms. Trombly was a pioneer of the discipline) who subspecialize in art-as-product licensing arrangements -- like Fabergé egg knockoffs incarnated as evening bags with four-figure price tags -- probably develop sentimental attachments to the art they catalog, display, lecture on and, if they're theme dressers, wear.

Physical models are desirable in engineering education as they enhance visual literacy, provide insight into critical design failure modes and design attributes, and can be implemented in a classroom scenario in concert with multimedia displays and lecture slides.

Athena's hardware also includes dozens of laser PostScript printers, four special electronic classrooms, workstations attached to projection displays for lecture demonstrations and a number of dialup servers.

In search of images that would provide a glimpse into the mysterious realm of physics, Guijarro captured portraits of the blackboards proudly displayed in lecture rooms across the globe.

He organized numerous fencing exhibitions, displays, and lectures, which helped to revitalize interest in the sport in England at the end of the 19th century.

Janadriya is an annual event that includes camel racing, sword dancing, native craft displays and lectures by Saudi artisans and historians, among other things.

The centennial celebration of the National Park Service's founding is also occuring this year so the museum highlighted these in both displays and lectures.

She will also have some Christmas dishes on display during the lecture.

"Why aren't there dishes on display?" His public lecture packed out a 350-seat theatre and saw students sitting in nearby classrooms watching it by video link.

Vonnegut's ability to couch sadness in life's funny absurdities -- a skill that comes to live in his novels, but which seems also to come to him naturally -- is on display in the lecture, produced and animated by Blank on Blank.

The idea is to distill centuries of Gallic gloire into a chronological display, supplemented by lectures, seminars and temporary shows borrowing materials from the country's already plentiful local and regional history museums.