Like them, he has conjured up a past infinitely more compelling than the college-lecture version: one rife with noble rhetoric (which Flashman derides), gunfire (which Flashman flees), and damsels in distress (where Flashman leaves them).
Though Dr. Watson had misreported a vital figure from the lecture, a correct version reached Dr. Crick through the Medical Research Council report.
On the day I visit, Shemmings is actually giving his guest lecture – a condensed version of his course on attachment theory.
Impatient for her critique, he opens and closes the bed curtains, a scene that's a nice play on the eighteenth-century phrase "curtain lecture" (a shrewish version of what we mean by "pillow talk").
If you had as many muscles as Terry Crews, it would behoove you to do something constructive with them, and I don't mean playing football or lecturing the child version of Chris Rock on money matters.
During the lecture the patient-version booklet of Finnish CC guideline on knee and hip OA [ 26] will be handed out to all participants.
Then he gives us a short lecture on Isis's version of sharia.
Video and study guide viewing: For most lectures, the faculty members posted a condensed video version of the lecture along with an outline of key topics covered that day.
Most of the Java tutorials found on the Web are more or less well reformatted versions of lecture notes or textbooks.
(It appears under the title of "Metaphysic of Ethic, Moral Psychology and Sociology or the Science of Sittlichkeit" (ME).) Together, these lectures constitute an early version of Green's greatest philosophical work, Prolegomena to Ethics (1883).
With the change the nature of the lectures, the adapted-teaching version became the first step in diverting the responsibility for learning informative content to the students.
