Sentence examples for lectures dealing with from inspiring English sources

Lectures on the Primal "Primal Feast: Food, Sex, Foraging and Love," a series of lectures dealing with both humans and animals, will be conducted by Susan Allport, the author of "A Natural History of Parenting" (Harmony Books, 1997).

To this end five main activities are used: (i) lectures dealing with key theoretical concepts, (ii) paper review & discussion, (iii) research-oriented practical exercises, (iv) lab sessions with a state-of-the-art multicore simulator, and (v) paper presentation.

The program consisted of 4 h of lectures dealing with the theoretical basics and pitfalls of cardiovascular ultrasonography.

The first two lectures dealt with hospice care.

The online pre-course e-learning module and course lectures dealt with basic theory of ultrasound, pharmacology of local anesthetics, indications, relevant anatomy, block techniques, complications and their treatment, and follow-up.

Four lectures dealt with HIV drug resistance and optimal treatment strategies.

It considers the entrapped superpower in no position to issue lectures on dealing with the Taliban or anything else.

To lecture on dealing with the media: Stanley McChrystal, who will be teaching a graduate seminar at Yale University this fall, the syllabus of which is posted on the Yale Daily News Web site.

Moral intuition was tangentially discussed only in the lecture topic dealing with creating animal human chimeras that possessed human brain cells or human reproductive organs.

But given Gould's aloofness ('reticence' to his friends, 'arrogance' to his opponents) and distinctly acerbic manner, both at lectures and in dealing with the public and media, such attacks are perhaps not that surprising.

Roma women also feel a need to be educated and to receive professional advice, such as appropriate lectures and/or workshops dealing with reproductive health that would ensure them a higher quality of life over time.