Sentence examples for in a colloquium from inspiring English sources

Thomas Nagel, a philosopher and Professor Dworkin's partner in a colloquium in legal, political and social philosophy offered for many years at New York University, said in a 2007 tribute that his friend's analytic power was amplified by the vigor and verve of his writing.

In addition to conducting the San Francisco Symphony, Mr. Benjamin will play the piano in a chamber music concert alongside Symphony musicians; give a series of pre- and post-concert talks; take part in a colloquium with San Francisco Youth Symphony players; and mentor students from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.

About 250 scientists from five countries are participating in a Colloquium on Brain Research here this weekend to showcase the new center, and Richard Nakamura, deputy director of the U.S. National Institute of Mental Health, is heading a delegation that expects to sign a memorandum of understanding for future collaborations and scientific exchanges with NBRC.

How does the emphasis, in the Lisbon Agenda, on science for innovation by the commercial sector match the needs of health research at European and global levels [ 39]? Steiglitz [ 40] and Chen et al [ 41] developed the case for both knowledge and health as 'global public goods' in a colloquium by the United Nations Development Project.

"Women in Modernism," a colloquium held on Thursday night at the Museum of Modern Art, sought to take a more positive look at the role women have played in architectural history.

Sitting in on a colloquium about mental disorders — something she knows a bit about — she throws up her hands and writes that she is helpless to form a coherent narrative: "Instead, I'll simply transcribe my notes".

That is why I take special pleasure in opening a colloquium that will focus on vaccine shortages on a global scale - and the threat that they pose to child health.

P.P.S. Speaking of funny, if you somehow missed Ian Frazier's "The Temperature of Hell: A Colloquium" in the magazine two weeks ago, it's not too late.

The day we sat down at the Eagle and Child, Pullman told me about a speech he had delivered in May, 2004, at a colloquium on science, literature, and human nature.

I got to know some people in the industry, and one of my most prized possessions is a photograph — taken at a colloquium in Finland that I was chairing — of me sitting on a sofa next to David Chang, René Redzepi, Massimo Bottura, and Magnus Nilsson.

Flight-test data gleaned during a Red Dragon mission would be available to NASA at a fraction of the cost and about a decade sooner than NASA could do it, Philip McAlister, director of NASA's Commercial Spaceflight Development Division in Washington, D.C., told a colloquium last week.