Sentence examples for mathematics lecturer from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that such materials provide a welcome addition to the armoury of the mathematics lecturer who wishes to teach mathematics and mathematical modelling in an engaging, student centred, and, in terms of engineering mathematics, subject-specific way.

Nick Ovenden, a mathematics lecturer at University College London, was once asked by a PR company to create the formula for the perfect tennis serve.

By 1931 he was a mathematics lecturer at Oporto University but with Salazar's rise he was imprisoned in Lisbon's infamous Aljube jail, from where he escaped to Spain.

Realizing that improvements in optical instruments depended on advances in optical theory, in 1866 he engaged as a research worker Ernst Abbe, a physics and mathematics lecturer (later professor) at the University of Jena, who soon became Zeiss's partner.

To account for the enduring fascination of "Alice in Wonderland" through Lewis Carroll's life as an Oxford mathematics lecturer, Melanie Bayley posits that the tale is actually an elaborately encrypted, allegorical critique of the new math of Carroll's day.

Roiphe plunges us into Dodgson's girl-love by dramatizing his seven-year relationship with his favorite, Alice Liddell, the inspiration for his children's classic and the daughter of the dean of the Oxford college where Dodgson was a mathematics lecturer.

These results suggest that university lecturers, particularly first year mathematics lecturers, should handle the introduction of other functions such as exponential, logarithmic and trigonometric functions with care.

This suggests that first year mathematics lecturers should use baseline assessment to find out the prior knowledge of students when they enter university.

This study recommends a close collaboration between the mathematics lecturers at the polytechnic colleges and the personnel in the industry so as to calibrate the necessary engineering mathematics (Schilling and Klamma 2010).

The outcome of the study also emphasized close collaboration between mathematics lecturers and personnel in industry as an important step toward the successful teaching of mathematics that would be relevant to industry (Council, T. A. and National Research Council 2001).

Mr Abhisit's wife is a dentist-turned-mathematics lecturer at Chulalongkorn University.