Sentence examples for lecture to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

For the learning/teaching process, teeth should be sectioned immediately after the hands-on session and should be available at the feedback lecture to demonstrate lesion depth and activity.

Many children are familiar with the Tesla coil - used at science demonstrations and lectures to demonstrate what happens when you discharge a high voltage (but low current: it's current that kills, not voltage) over a small space.

The psychiatrist Aggrey Burke often used King Lear in lectures to demonstrate aspects of society – I was humbled by that.

Delivering the NHS Providers' annual lecture this week Lansley failed to demonstrate any understanding that the Health and Social Care Act he drove through created huge disruption and enduring difficulties.

To demonstrate that virtual lectures can substitute conventional lectures in radiology education for medical students.

This is how he ends his lectures: He calls a volunteer up to demonstrate the ultimate zombie-fighting move.

The data the researchers chose to demonstrate this was a fragment of a Feynman lecture, "There's plenty of room at the bottom" (PDF) — fittingly, about storing data at extremely small scales.

Published by the Clarendon Press, the treatise was intended to demonstrate the "Order, and principal Divisions" of his lecture series, and a structured introduction to English law.

Beyond those cases, however, Judge Sotomayor has had few opportunities to demonstrate her approach to national security issues, making her 2003 lecture unusually important.

He delighted his Harvard students with his "Moby-Dick" lecture, in which he impersonated Captain Ahab stomping around on a peg leg to demonstrate human locomotion.

Before we assess Young Socrates' mistake and the Stranger's lecture, we ought to consider the second stage of the division, since it purports to demonstrate correct procedure.