In the lecture's interval, a variety of students buy his books and hover about for him to sign them.
Finding that his lectures would prevent him from following the Series, he made a deal with a janitor to burst into the lecture hall at intervals, ostensibly to fuss over a radiator or manipulate a window.
They had been disjointed and error-prone but they were more co-ordinated after an interval lecture from their head coach, Bryan Redpath.
For example, the MOOC software may pause at various intervals throughout the lecture to ask questions which need to be answered correctly to continue watching.
These class periods are still characterized by a very high percentage of 2-min time intervals containing instructor lecturing (greater than 80%), yet a relatively high percentage also contain student questions and student answers to instructor questions, indicating regular, short instructor student interactions.
For example, if both observers marked "Instructor: Lecture" at the same 13 time intervals in a 50-min class period and agreed on marking 25 instructor codes total for the duration of the class, then 13/25, or 52% of the time, the lecture code occurred for the instructor.
At intervals, it's as much lecture on sexual anthropology as it is comedy set.
At each stage, fresh lecture samples were collected at different time intervals thus 1 h, 12 h and 7 days after pesticide application.
The Welsh international was given a lecture by referee Graham Scott just before the interval after giving vent to his feelings rather too vehemently.
Students responded to messages sent by researchers at even intervals throughout a 30-min videotaped lecture (Rosen et al., 2011).
