Sentence examples for interpret a lecture from inspiring English sources
Nineteen eighty arrives; the Prague Spring is long past, but Pavel, hurt by conscience and comfort, risks returning to Comenia to interpret a lecture by Rachel, a British philosopher, to a clandestine group of intellectuals.
But he did not interpret a message".
Try sometime to interpret a conversation literally.
Lectures were punctuated by frequent "quick questions and problems" that involve students working with the person beside them to figure out problems, how to interpret a graph, or design experiments.
We tested this by making the Cloning LBL (associated with lecture 24) a worksheet activity for both sections, where one group interpreted a drawing and filled in a worksheet and the other cut out and constructed a plasmid.
Scalia interpreted a lot.
Rey could be interpreted a couple ways.
Also, in order to be able to translate simultaneously, i.e., to interpret the lectures, the components of the systems need special modifications.
Gradually, however, the current notion of Biophilia took shape: an album whose songs interweave natural and musicological themes, interpreted in lectures, software and performance.
For example, instead of preparing a lecture, you can require students (major or nonmajor) to read a chapter in the text and then work in a team to interpret research results related to those concepts.
