Sentence examples for lectures covering from inspiring English sources

Pervez A. Hoodbhoy, a prominent atomic physicist at Quaid-e-Azam Universaid in Pakisthat said that when he gave lectures covering the sweep of cosmological history from the Big Bang to the evolution of life on Earth, the audience listened without objection to most of it.

Speaking in German and without notes, Freud delivered five lectures covering the basic principles of psychoanalysis: hysteria and the psychoanalytic method, the idea that mental illness could arise from a person's early experience, the importance of dreams and unconscious mental activity, infantile sexuality and the nature of transference.

At the DKFZ, for example, you may attend lectures covering a variety of aspects of the field of cancer, ranging from epidemiology to molecular biology to cancer therapy.

In this iteration, the emphasis was on reproductive biology, reflecting the expertise of the faculty, with lectures covering the evolution of the human life history, menstruation, menopause, the hormonal basis of trade-offs, and the evolution of aging.

Lectures on geologic events were organized by temporal divisions in the Geologic Time Scale (for example, the first two lectures were on the Precambrian Eons, with the subsequent lectures covering portions of Eras within the Phanerozoic Eon).

Works ranging from the historical to the up-and-coming were on display, along with performances and lectures covering a range of topics related to art and technology.

This will be a practical and informative lecture covering all aspects of investigative journalism.

The London-born historian, art critic and professor Simon Schama (now teaching at Columbia University), has transformed a six-hour lecture covering the first 50 centuries of British history into an engrossing piece of performance art for television.

Friday night's two-hour premiere includes a very quick video lecture covering this history, which we watch along with a young math whiz who has been forcibly enlisted into the stargate program.

Rees, who is a former president of the Royal Society and a cosmologist at Cambridge University, will close the festival with a wide-ranging lecture covering everything from astronomy and global health to the place of science in culture.

Spoken Word GREAT NECK Temple Emanuel of Great Neck "The Jewish Composers Who Created the Great American Songbook," with Harvey Granat, singer and music historian; A series of three programs combining live performance and lecture, covering the careers of George Gershwin, Irving Berlin and Richard Rodgers.