Sentence examples for excellent lectures from inspiring English sources

One obstacle faced by the mathematician attempting to come to grips with RUSS is that, being expressed in the language of recursion theory, it is not easily readable; indeed, on opening a page of Kushner's excellent lectures (1985), one might be forgiven for wondering whether this is analysis or logic.

It's a Friday morning in August in Chautauqua, perfect weather, and excellent lectures: This week it's all about Turkey and its controversial leadership.

Special acknowledgment is due to the anonymous reviewer's valuable comments and suggestions, and Yue Chen for her excellent lectures on Numerical Analysis.

You can also download an excellent lecture Jean gave on Siegfried Sassoon from Oxford University here.

Another excellent lecture could be heard – on Monday, at midnight – on 6 Music.

In April, Kirkland and Chernov appeared in the Guggenheim Museum's excellent lecture-demonstration series "Works & Process," and explained their project.

For Professor Mankiw, the goal is getting Mr. Summers to be a guest speaker at his spring freshman economics seminar, known as Ec 10. "He gives an excellent lecture that's provocative and really captures the students' imagination," Professor Mankiw said.

This gradient of health has been noted before, not least by Michael Marmot of University College London.Excess alcohol also leads to obesity that cuts life expectancy, as Sarah Harper of the University of Oxford argued in an excellent lecture delivered in London on March 13th.

(I listened to an excellent lecture course on the history of the Civil War while dragging the aforementioned dachshund on his daily rounds).

This year the European Institute of Oncology Award was given to Dr David Page, Professor at Vanderbilt University Medical School, who gave an excellent lecture outlining the importance of ductal carcinoma in situ as a local precursor of invasive cancer, and the lesions related to in situ staging.

The talks ranged from excellent plenary lectures discussing some of the most important and exciting issues facing cell biologists today, to smaller, more intimate minisymposia that focused on single topics and allowed for lively discussions from a larger number of contributors.