Sentence examples for lectures concerning from inspiring English sources

In addition to the tribute, the Corson Symposium materials include a Gala Banquet and audio for three half days of lectures concerning the future of the research university.

Bellarmine's most influential writings were the series of lectures published under the title Disputationes de controversiis Christianae fidei adversus huius temporis haereticos (1586 93; "Lectures Concerning the Controversies of the Christian Faith Against the Heretics of This Time").

Includes correspondence, memoranda, professional writings, and lectures concerning Professor Palmer's 27 years at the Cornell Law School, especially his work on the procedure and substance of legal interference in the medical field and issues concerning medical ethics.

The first five of these lectures were published in 1794 under the title Some Lectures concerning the Scholar's Vocation.

6. Morgenstunden, oder Vorlesungen über das Daseyn Gottes, Erster Theil (Morning Hours, or Lectures Concerning the Existence of God. Berlin: Voß, 1785) 7. Also important is the earlier work of Margaret Jacob, The Radical Enlightenment (London, 1981).

Like most students, I rarely bought a new book that was not required for a course, and I attended no other public lectures concerning Jewish affairs, so Howe's appearance stands out in my memory of those [End Page 495] years.

Another important motive behind Schleiermacher's treatment of art in his late aesthetics lectures concerns its cultural status, and in particular its cultural status relative to religion.

It is a parade of whimsical mechanical constructions loosely surrounded by a lecture concerning our fantasies about mechanical objects.

Thomas L. Friedman answers questions from his lecture concerning the problems and prospects of the Middle East.

The most popular topic has undoubtedly been the module entitled "Girl Brain - Boy Brain". The module begins with a lecture concerning the physiological differences between the female and male brains.

The 2001 2002 AACR President, Waun Ki Hong (University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, USA), presented an outstanding lecture concerning the necessity of integrating biological markers from target tissues with genetic susceptibility and epidemiologic studies to establish strategies for early cancer detection and chemoprevention.