Sentence examples for lecture on the effect from inspiring English sources

Ahead of the conference, Aspetar hosted a satellite symposium entitled, 'How to win the match: The science behind football'; and on the concluding afternoon, Jens Bangsbo gave the Tom Reilly Memorial Lecture, on 'The effect of intensified training on performance and muscle adaptations in well-trained individuals', which revolved around Jen's extensive research in elite footballers.

Farage, lecturing on "the effects of the Great War and the legacy to contemporary Europe", was this year's speaker in the Tom Olsen lecture series, which dates back to 1991 and is named after the distinguished Fleet Street journalist.

At your orientation sessions you will be lectured on the effects of culture shock but these are often just novelties to students from Europe, in comparison to the shock you'll feel to your studying routine.

What has been preoccupying me these last three days (and nights; sleep escapes me since I learnt of this) is the fact that, as part of their punishment, the rugby team will have to stop tying their public school ties in tight knots around each others' dicks and instead attend a lecture on "the negative effects of banter".

Female students at the Applied Medical Sciences College of King Saud University were invited to attend a 1-hour lecture on the adverse effects of physical inactivity and its prevalence in Saudi Arabia.

Dr. Kenneth Libbrecht, a professor from the California Institute of Technology, was invited to give lectures to the effects group on how snow and ice form, and why snowflakes are unique.

Ms. Chua is lecturing specifically on the effects of globalization on government, business and academic groups worldwide.

A voiceover lectured me on the effects of ocean acidification as I watched fish species die and colourful corals disappear. .

I shall not give a lecture on the 29th".

He began to write and lecture on the subject.

He gave a public lecture on the environment.