Sentence examples for distinguished lectures from inspiring English sources
We'll host several distinguished lectures at the NIEHS and hear from top scientists, including Gina Turrigiano, Gerard Karsenty, Myles Brown, and Jeff Gordon.
MF would like to thank Robin Robertson and Charles Lemchert for encouragement to deliver the Distinguished Lecture at the AOGS conference.
This contribution is based on the "Early career researcher distinguished lecture" delivered by the first author at the 6th Asia Oceania Geosciences Society AOGSS) meeting in Beijing in August 2016.
At 5 p.m. today, Mr. Ooka is to deliver the annual Sen Distinguished Lecture on Japanese Culture at the Donald Keene Center of Columbia University.
He presented the Distinguished Lecture at the 10th Asia-Oceania Geosciences Society (AOGS) meeting in Brisbane in June 2013.
Wednesday, October 10 Clarice Smith Distinguished Lecture with Adam Gopnik at Smithsonian American Art Museum This lecture will explore the idea of American art.
7 p.m., all ages, $20 to $22 . 4 Clarice Smith Distinguished Lecture With Adam Gopnik At Smithsonian American Art Museum This lecture will explore the idea of American art.
Its impact was recognized in 2006 when the National Academy of Sciences invited him to become the only non-scientist ever to give its annual Abel Wolman Distinguished Lecture on Water Resources.
WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY Charlie Rose, journalist and talk-show host, will share his experiences in his lecture entitled, "An Evening With Charlie Rose," as part of the 2000-2001 Distinguished Lecturer Series.
Built on the great success of Biocomp – Worldcomp, the aim of the IEEE 7th Bioinformatics and Bioengineering was to assemble a spectrum of affiliated research workshops, distinguished keynote and tutorial lectures and special interest research sessions into a coordinated research meeting.
Notes to Reid's lectures distinguish between three forms of evil: "1. the evils of imperfection, 2. Evil which they call natural Evil, 3. Moral evil" (Natural Theology 101).
