Sentence examples for internet lectures from inspiring English sources

The Kill List's hero is US colonel Kit Carson, AKA The Tracker; its villain is The Preacher, an Islamist cleric who delivers his internet lectures in perfect English.

American counterterrorism officials said his Internet lectures and sermons inspired would-be militants and led to more than a dozen terrorist investigations in the United States, Britain and Canada.

While opposing an institutional alliance with GEN, the majority of the committee enthusiastically supported the use of "electronic textbooks," a category that includes the Internet lectures that Edward Burger, the math professor, pioneered.

The offers range from online seminars and internet lectures to Net-based teaching and learning systems, tutorials and exercises in the virtual laboratory, right through to full multimedia courses of study, which you can complete and graduate from via the Internet.

People who know TED these days frequently know it best from "TED Talks," a series of Internet lecture videos that has received more than eight hundred million views to date.

"Concepts of the Hero," redubbed "CB22x: The Ancient Greek Hero," is one of Harvard's first massive open online courses, or MOOCs — a new type of college class based on Internet lecture videos.

The Internet groups were all closed groups, accessible only by an invitation received by e-mail after registration for the study and were open to access 24 h a day for 13 months from their individual starting date set to the date of the Internet lecture provided at the rehabilitation centre in all groups.

Fashion pours out of every medium today -- television, magazines, the Internet, art lectures.

TPH responded by partnering with the Toronto Master Gardeners to produce a series of fact sheets on natural care of flowers and vegetable gardens and promote the information via the internet, during lectures, community events and a telephone information line.

This decline is strongly correlated with the information available through internet, newspapers, lectures, books, and television: within the circumcised population, both the patients and their parents had less prior knowledge regarding circumcision, other than information obtained from person to person by oral communication.

Internet-based lectures are a popular means of disseminating medical knowledge, but the impact of osteoporosis lectures on physician knowledge and patient care is unknown.