Sentence examples for lecture sequence from inspiring English sources

As a result, we reorganized our lecture sequence so we would be able to cover in the first half of the semester all the ideas critical for students to master in the course.

The instructors worked together to make the two classes as similar as possible; they developed materials together (slides, lectures, curricular sequence, exercises, and examinations), followed the same schedule of topics, and used the same textbooks and laboratory activities.

Harvard geneticist George Church was about to start a lecture on DNA sequencing in 2004 when a stranger in the third row stopped him.

Just a decade after Brenner's lecture, technological revolutions in sequencing and protein analysis have changed the pace of genome biology.

Thus the sequence of the lecture course is roughly (1) a review of evolutionary biology, (2) the medically relevant evolutionary biology of humans, and (3) the medically relevant evolutionary biology of pathogens.

Every morning, I would head to a chilly air-conditioned classroom at New York University and try not to fall asleep during a sequence of preparatory lectures on trusts and estates and other less than scintillating topics.

A sequence set during a lecture on colour theory musters up an inexplicable set of emotions – quite unexpected in a film so far removed from the real world.

Each topic had a consistent sequence of educational activities: lecture; task-driven directed self-study in preparation for the subsequent small group work; small group work (obligatory); practical course (obligatory); interactive lecture; and non-directed self-study.

Each topic had a consistent sequence of educational activities: lecture; task-driven directed self-study in preparation for the subsequent small group work; small group work (obligatory); practical course (obligatory); interactive lecture; and non-directed self-study (see Fig.  1).

Sequence B was given a lecture and handout first, followed by the CEI and handout.

Mr. Omirbayev suggests as much, with classroom sequences in which university professors lecture on the survival of the fittest and the conscience of the soul.