Sentence examples for lecture describing from inspiring English sources

Mickey Maxwell Cohen, naturalist, will present a slide lecture describing the role black men played in the whaling industry of the 17th and 18th centuries.

Together, they drafted a lecture describing the mistakes that led to Mr. Deskovic's wrongful conviction and outlining changes to prevent others from meeting the same fate.

In February, when the British novelist Hilary Mantel delivered a lecture describing the Duchess of Cambridge, the former Kate Middleton, as a "plastic" princess "designed by a committee and built by craftsmen," the response was swift and in some quarters furious.

In December 1854, American ichthyologist William Orville Ayres gave a lecture describing the species as Mustelis felis, which included the first scientific description of the species.

After we completed the dog-breeding discussion the instructor gave a short lecture describing the requirements for natural selection.

Naturally, then, the second half of Hughes' lecture described poetry in a way reminiscent of a beginner's poetry workshop.

— Eims (@bugamonster) October 15, 2013 … to studying Stem … @EverydaySexism - studying engineering, maths lecture described a graph and why all the women would recognise it as shaped like washing line — Ethel Fletcher (@EthelFletcher) October 15, 2013 My CompSci Mstrs orientation: Lecturer: Why are there so few women in CS? Male student: Because men are better programmers.

This lecture describes the approach to determine the material properties based on the regularly done compensation tests, so that for almost every project the material properties can be determined.

This lecture describes how we achieved the impossible and found a DNA match for the arm and hand in the snow, finally laying to rest the 30 victims of Northwest Flight 4422.

The lecture describes some recent work on monopolar and bipolar fluidized bed electrodes, done in the Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Monopolar beds have been used for copper and zinc winning and bipolar beds for the production of hypobromite, the electrolysis of sea water and the synthesis of dimethylsebacate.

His inspiring lecture described the revolutionary change in clinical treatment philosophy from 'maximum tolerable to minimum effective therapy'.