Sentence examples for lecture ranking from inspiring English sources
Extracted from a new lecture, "Ranking the Presidents," given by Nigel Hamilton to the Friends of the John Jay Homestead on February 18 as first of the 2011 John Jay Lecture Series "Presidential Power and Its Limits," in the Parish House of St. Matthew's Church's, Kotonah, New York.
But on a scale of "thrilling" to "my brain has departed the Earth's atmosphere", most lectures rank around "my face has dissolved into dust and been reconstituted into a peat bog".
But on a scale of "thrilling" to "my brain has departed the Earth's atmosphere," most lectures rank around "my face has dissolved into dust and been reconstituted into a wet swamp".
1477, page 26; Sir John Lubbock who spent three years studying ants, lives on a farm adjoining Darwin's who, no doubt, communicates with "that great man," declared at a lecture that though the "ape ranks next [to] man in form, the ant ranks next [to] him in intellect".
The breast cancer lectures showed higher ranking in favour of traditional lectures in 5 of 7 parameters (p < 0.001).
In contrast, the breast cancer lectures showed higher ranking in favour of Traditional lectures in 5 of 7 domains (p < 0.001).
As can be seen from Table 8 students from cohorts 2 and 3 ranked RLOs third behind lecture notes and text books in terms of the learning resources which they felt had supported their learning best throughout the course.
The highest ranked learning tool pre-lecture was interactive content on CD, followed by web sites, text books and iPods.
