All seven students who contributed to the online discussion did so in conjunction with attending a lecture; there is only one instance of a student contributing to the online discussion but not attending the lecture.
Jacques D'Amboise heads the National Dance Institute in New York, and the New York City Ballet, in conjunction with the School of American Ballet, hosts lecture demonstrations for school children in New York City to name a couple.
In conjunction with a radiologist's lecture on imaging modalities in medicine, the students conducted a laboratory exercise on CT that included both a computer simulation and a hands-on component (Mylott et al., 2011).
Also, four lectures in conjunction with the exhibition: "Cabin in the Sky: The Collaboration Among Boris Aronson, George Balanchine and Vernon Duke," Jan . 24 at 3 p.m.; "Balanchine in Paris," Feb.
LAWRENCE Peninsula Public Library Artt of the Arab Lands, Turkey, Iran, Central and South Asia," an illustrated lecture in conjunction with the exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, with Vivian Gordon, art historian and educator at the museum.
In a 1995 lecture in conjunction with the Kyoto Prize, he said "I did a series of four large, about 8' x10', paintings of interiors of artists' studios.
Events held in conjunction with "Cleopatra of Egypt" will include lectures, courses and a film series.
I have, what he would presumably term, a 'higher specification computer' which includes assistive audio software that comes in conjunction with a voice recorder to record lectures.
Ned Harris, the curator at Imaging Arts and himself a photographer, plans to mount as many as nine exhibitions a year in conjunction with a lively program of public lectures, gallery talks and performances.
This is an edited extract from Frank Cottrell Boyce's David Fickling lecture, held in conjunction with Newcastle University and Seven Stories at 6pm on 17 October at Oxford Story Museum.
