Sentence examples for in a later lecture from inspiring English sources

We see the Senate House, which I will show you in a later lecture.

And those signals will form very important building blocks when we return to a discussion of Fourier analysis in a later lecture.

After the war, he settled in Brussels, where he graduated in Slavic studies from the Université Libre in 1950, and later lectured in Polish.

Karski published Story of a Secret State in 1944 and later lectured on government and international relations at Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.

In his new book, and in later lectures, he proposed that the feeble-minded inherited their constitutional inferiority, that they were a dangerous source of criminality, and that if sterilization of such people was impractical, segregation should be instituted to protect the rest of society.

So this low pass filter is referred to and will be in later lectures as an anti-aliasing filter.

This image of the doomed ship came from a collection of nearly 200 direct positive glass slides originally used by the ship's surgeon and biologist in their later lectures on the expedition.

These are the only times we're going to use the clickers today, but I promise in later lectures we'll use them in less contrived ways.

Indeed, in 1955 in a lecture (later turned into book form) titled "The Supreme Court in the American System of Government," Associate Justice Robert H. Jackson admitted that the Ninth Amendment was a "mystery" to him.

In a lecture later, Prof John Kay will say the Scottish government "would be right" to try to form a monetary union with the rest of the UK.

* Materials denoted with an asterisk define and illustrate many concepts and terms used in later lectures and identify common basic mistakes and recommended solutions that carry over to advanced topics and skills.