Sentence examples for lecture organized from inspiring English sources

He was speaking at a lecture organized by the Public Art Fund when Tom Eccles, its director, showed slides of Mr. Cattelan's self-portraits.

All primary care providers participated in a 45 minute lecture organized around the KDOQI guidelines given at study initiation [ 4].

THE role of women in preserving Connecticut's heritage will be celebrated, beginning this week, in a series of five lectures organized by the Antiquarian and Landmarks Society, an organization that owns and operates 13 historic properties throughout the state.

Starting on Thursday and continuing for three weeks, cities across the United States will play host to a series of performances, exhibitions and lectures organized by the Chinese.

The museum has announced a series of lectures organized by the Tourism and Culture Authority of Abu Dhabi, Agence France-Muséums and the École du Louvre that will focus on acquisitions by the museum.

The acquisitions will be the focus of the second edition of the Louvre Abu Dhabi: Talking Art series of lectures organized jointly by the Tourism and Culture Authority of Abu Dhabi, Agence France-Muséums and the École du Louvre.

Special features included a Queer Zines exhibition co-curated by art collector Philip Aarons and artist and healer AA Bronson, as well as a series of lectures organized by David Senior, bibliographer of MoMA's library. .

For instance, Allan Chochinov, the editor in chief of Core77, a design Web site, described a lecture he organized in which Mr. Wong was invited to speak but instead was impersonated by the industrial designer Rama Chorpash, leaving the audience baffled.

The lecture was organized around a CKD guideline reference card that was distributed to all providers (see Additional file 1).

This past fall, Stanford introduced three free online engineering lectures, each organized into short segments.

Individual works began to be commented and lectured upon; organized philosophical studies began to have as their introduction Aristotle's works on logic, especially the Categories.