Sentence examples for lectures design from inspiring English sources

The Pritzker Prize became as much a part of American and international social history as a part of architectural history: just as novelists, actors, and pop singers captured intense media attention in the late 20th century, these celebrity "starchitects," as they have been called, received widespread attention through international exhibitions, lectures, design magazines, and monographs.

Over the coming months the BBC will wheel out respected figures such as Sir David Attenborough and Stephen Fry in a series of lectures designed to show the importance of public service broadcasting as the corporation tries to defend itself against what it perceives as Ofcom's attack.

Elias'exhortation to philosophy consists of 12 lectures designed to serve a triple purpose: 1. to outline and define the scope of philosophy, 2. to justify the subject matter of the set of further lectures the students are about to hear, and 3. to motivate them to pursue a course in philosophy.

While critical thinking is the overall focus, lectures designed around the theme focus on the specialties of the faculty.

The Taliban leadership, prior to the ceasefire, were so concerned that peace talks would spark revolt among their lower ranks that they instituted lectures designed to desensitize their fighters to the idea.

The module started with two consecutive 50-min lectures designed to impart a suite of concepts ranging from biology to statistics (summarized in Table 1).

The distance learning is an instruction system which has various and independent instruction environment, customized lecture design, method and techniques.

We then describe a taxonomy of online lecture design derived from digital artefacts published within web-based courses.

According to Albert and Beatty (2014), the traditional lecture design is not an effective model for learning as it does not engage the students to think outside of the box.

The lecture, designed to encourage customers for the bank, was given by Rosemary Joyce, a former Miss New York State, and dealt with the basics of car mechanics and repairs.

George's role, one of the longest in the English comic repertoire, is devoted mainly to the composition of a hilarious, interminable, outrageously convoluted lecture designed to prove that moral absolutes exist — and closely analogous, as I've said, to the address dictated by Dr. Huml in Havel's "The Increased Difficulty of Concentration".