Sentence examples for lectures among from inspiring English sources

His collections of literary criticism and lectures — among them "The Sense of an Ending: Studies in the Theory of Fiction" (Oxford University Press, 1967 and 2000), "The Genesis of Secrecy" (Harvard University Press, 1979) and "The Art of Telling: Essays on Fiction" (Harvard, 1983) — became standard university texts.

Harvard regularly invites four-stars for speeches and lectures, among them David H. Petraeus, the retired general who is director of the Central Intelligence Agency, and Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who was on campus last month.

Among available information in both repositories, some of them may contribute to user learning process, such as a brief explanation on a particular subject, links to conferences, journals, pages that are associated with topics of interest, presentations, books, podcasts, videos, and lectures, among others.

The paper-based questionnaire was administered during lectures among undergraduates in all years of study at the relevant faculties/institutes.

An earlier randomized controlled trial [ 13] comparing TBL against conventional lectures among residents did not demonstrate superiority in knowledge outcomes, possibly due to loss to follow-up or learner heterogeneity.

Divide lectures among the group and have each group summarize the key concepts.

These activities include small group discussion, working problems during lecture time, questions included in the lecture, and quizzes at the end of lecture, among others.

By precisely controlling the dark spots places missing a chlorine atom the team encoded 160 words from Feynman's "There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom" lecture, among other writings.

Throughout his life, Wrigley was an "inveterate note-taker" who compiled extensive documentation concerning the theory and practice of air power, on which he lectured among colleagues in the RAAF during the 1920s.

After 1790 his lectures were among the leading cultural attractions of the city.

Yet, far from being "stern," the Jefferson Lectures are among the loveliest things that Bellow wrote.