Sentence examples for nature of lectures from inspiring English sources

"Lecturers and students often call each other 'tio', which translates roughly in English as 'mate'," says Lizzi Gold, 20, a chemistry student at the University of Bristol, who was also struck by the casual nature of lectures at Salamanca University.

With the change the nature of the lectures, the adapted-teaching version became the first step in diverting the responsibility for learning informative content to the students.

The same week, Genevieve said, the library director phoned her, angrily accused her of lying about the nature of the lecture, and said that the library would never host an event in which gay identity was to be discussed.

[*Here's a direct link to my piece describing the rigorous, even onerous, nature of this lecture series: "You'll Want to Take Notes, Folks. There Will Be a Test".] To get a sense of the tutorials they received, click here to review the marvelous hand-drawn slides presented at the White House (and in various hearings) by Daniel Albritton, then a top government climate scientist.

Dan Stone of Liverpool University writes: "Either the press believed Shaw to be serious, and vilified him, or recognised the tongue-in-cheek nature of his lecture".

Thus, the higher withdrawal rate from the hybrid section is most likely explained by the higher proportion of freshmen in this section, rather than the online nature of the lecture.

He noted that the Web site for the camp contains a description of the distinctly religious nature of the "Mind Lectures".

In order to get a complete understanding of Locke's moral theory, it is useful to begin with a look at Locke's natural law view, articulated most fully in his Essays on the Law of Nature (written as series of lectures he delivered as Censor of Moral Philosophy at Christ Church, Oxford).

The New York Times critic wrote that the biblical epic King of Kings, narrated by Orson Wells, had "the nature of an illustrated lecture".

Spoken Word CROSS RIVER Trailside Nature Museum The History of Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, series of lectures on the natural and human history of the park.

Learning From Stories (1976 Lecture) ISBN 1-883536-03-0 (1997) ONatureNature of Sufi Knowledge (1976 Lecture) ISBN 1-883536-04-9 (1997) An Advanced Psychofogy of the East (1977 Lecture) ISBN 1-883536-02-2 (1997) Overcoming Assumpthats that Inhibit Spiritual Development; previously entitled A Psychology of the East (1976 Lecture) ISBN 1883536-23-5 (2000).