Sentence examples for in a previous lecture from inspiring English sources

I mentioned this in a previous lecture, that there's all kinds of people out there.

And we talked about him in a previous lecture, but he is one of the most important capitalists, I think, in the world.

Now, you've seen in the impulse in a previous lecture, or rather in the video course manual for a previous lecture, that an accumulator is a linear time-invariant system.

Well, as we've discussed in a previous lecture, amplitude modulation basically consists of multiplying the modulating signal by an appropriate carrier, illustrated here, as we've seen previously, for the case of a sinusoidal carrier.

In a previous lecture he told the arresting tale of a young girl who, one winter's day, had slipped into a lake and been trapped under the ice for 30 minutes – by way of illustrating the apparently not very gripping subject of systems and checklists in healthcare.

In a previous lecture we informally evaluated the performance of the Franklin Income fund.

In a previous guest lecture, Kellie Carter Jackson, Harvard College Fellow in African and African American Studies, had told the class that the connection between chocolate and slavery extended even beyond cacao, all the way back to slaves working on sugar plantations as early as the late 1600s.

All the questions which needed reiteration of the content that has been explicitly been taught in the seed or in any other previous lecture in the course are categorized to follow clarification strategy.

And what a digital to analog converter does, as I indicated in the previous lecture, is to convert the sequence not to an impulse train but, in fact, to go directly through a zero-order hold.

The purgatorial theme of freedom introduced in the previous lecture is revisited in the context of Canto V, where Buonconte da Montefeltro's appearance among the last minute penitents is read as a critique of the genealogical bonds of natural necessity.

Professor Tamar Gendler: So I want to begin today by continuing at the point where we left off the in the previous lecture.