Sentence examples for literature session from inspiring English sources

Also on Wednesday, the Long Beach Library is planning a "Haunted Halloween" literature session with Robert James at 8 p.m., (516) 432-7201, while the Magic Curtain Players is to perform a "Mad Monster Party" at 7 30 p.m. at the Stage Theater on Hewlett Avenue in Merrick, (516) 868-6400.

The primary literature lab sessions give students practice in public speaking in a nongraded/low-risk setting, and the skit format, in particular, seems to bring out "star" qualities of even the shyest student.

Accordingly, only 36 cases have been previously reported in the literature in which session durations differed considerably.

Suitable methods and strategies were selected based on a review of the literature, a brainstorm session in the project group, and input from key stakeholders derived from the semi-structured interviews.

Next, based on the review of literature, a brainstorm session in the project group, and input from key stakeholder derived from the semi-structured interviews, suitable methods and strategies were chosen.

Berthoud and Elderkin trace the method of bibliotherapy all the way back to the Ancient Greeks, "who inscribed above the entrance to a library in Thebes that this was a 'healing place for the soul.' " The practice came into its own at the end of the nineteenth century, when Sigmund Freud began using literature during psychoanalysis sessions.

While routine ECS tests rely on a standard functional mapping body of knowledge based on decades of literature, additional ECS sessions triggered by findings from passive real-time power measurements could test for cognitive processes specific to the patient and to the exact position of his/her implanted electrodes.

We know from the education literature that 'booster sessions' may be required to sustain knowledge and skill sets, 35 although other studies have questioned their effectiveness.

From the experimental single-session literature, one might expect a control condition with no imagery instructions and no valence-specific training contingency to exert little impact on cognitive bias during a single session and, thus, be considered "inert".

The considered feature descriptors were those that, from a detailed study of the literature (reported in next session), demonstrated to be the best suited for encoding the biometric traits both in terms of accuracy and computational efficiency.

After the first expert panel session, the literature was systematically searched for existing models that could be adapted for the current decision problem [ 31].