Sentence examples for given introductory from inspiring English sources

Strawson had given introductory lectures once he became a professor, and the lectures became this book.

Before completing the questionnaires, participants were given introductory information on the use of identifiable clinical data/tissue in research.

After the team-building activity, the students were given introductory lectures on mathematical biology involving the connection between lattice walks and RNA secondary structure.

It was held at the Sebonack Golf Club, whose owner gave introductory remarks, according to the pool report, and the owners of two professional football teams were on hand: Steve Ross of the Miami Dolphins and Woody Johnson of the New York Jets.

In 2005, when Mr. Barsalona was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Mr. Van Zandt gave introductory remarks in which he credited Mr. Barsalona with seeing beyond the conventional wisdom in the early-'60s music business, which was that rock 'n' roll had no future (and that Elvis Presley was a fluke).

Section 2 gives introductory information on Hermite-Gaussian functions, basics of how to generate commuting matrices and the bilinear transform.

As George David Banks, Trump's special assistant for international energy and environment, gave introductory remarks and Francis Brooke, an aide to Vice President Mike Pence, moderated, the event was revealed for what it was: a shameful promotion of coal, nuclear and gas.

Each seminar session is structured as follows: Preparation: Several video and audio lectures giving introductory information and key knowledge content are available on the web-based learning platform.

Preparation: Several video and audio lectures giving introductory information and key knowledge content are available on the web-based learning platform.

After giving introductory information and obtaining consent from participants, the moderator followed a question guide to explore current relationships between nurses and mothers, the roles and expected roles of each, barriers to good relations and any changes since the workshop series.

As part of the changes that are being introduced all new BBC staff, including freelancers, will be given an introductory "Guide to the BBC" making clear their responsibilities and the "behaviours expected from everyone at the BBC".