Sentence examples for lectures addressing from inspiring English sources

Expect lectures addressing topics such as the history of architecture as well as practical workshop on technologies such as computer-aided design.

Her latest book, "On Hinduism," which is in its second printing in India, is a collection of essays and lectures addressing contemporary and historic debates surrounding the religion, from the ethical implications of Hindu cosmologies to gender inversions in the Kama Sutra.

Prior research has shown that a combined approach of lectures addressing writing skills within accounting classes, writing consultants, and detailed grading of assignments improve students' written communication skills.

These lectures, addressing differing views of various speakers on various aspects of diabetes prevention, obesity, and new treatments for type 2 diabetes, are available online at http://professional.diabetes.org.org

The course provides lectures addressing key LMIC health systems debates such as the role of community health workers in service delivery, migration of health professionals, the appropriateness of user fees in resource-poor settings, health insurance models and sector-wide approaches to health governance.

Now she is planning to return to the museum, having been invited by the artist A. L. Steiner to participate in a performance-lecture addressing the February events.

Speaking at a lecture addressing the issue of discrimination in football and the media at the University of Manchester, Dyke said: "The FA inclusion advisory board is looking at it and it might be a good way forward.

The pledge came at Oxford University in a lecture addressing science and science education policy in which Brown further promised to keep science funding flowing despite an overstretched government budget.

Speaking at City Recital Hall at Angel Place, her festival lecture addressed how we can write about darkness.

Following standard MOOC wisdom, each bite-sized chunk of lecture addressed a single topic and was filmed with as much visual variety as possible: Nagy said he wanted to avoid "The Greg Show," in which students saw only his talking head.

The second lecture addressed collection of microbiological specimens.