Sentence examples for of two lectures from inspiring English sources

"In 1841 he was elected to the Reid Professorship at Edinburgh University, but he resigned in 1843, having given a total of two lectures".

The first of two lectures about the redevelopment of Times Square will take place on April 4 at ABC's Times Square Studios, 1500 Broadway (enter on 44th Street).

Stern, speaking ahead of two lectures to mark the 10th anniversary of the highly influential Stern report, said the cost of not acting to halt global warming had risen while the costs of doing so had fallen.

The Tuesday before the Oscars, she was at the Sanders Theatre, at Harvard, delivering the second of two lectures she had been invited to give as a Norton Professor of Poetry.

Footnotes Michael Fried, the critic, historian and poet and the J. R. Boone Professor of Humanities at Johns Hopkins University, is to deliver the first of two lectures on "The Moment of Caravaggio" at 7 30 tonight in Hemmerdinger Hall, 100 Washington Square East, at New York University in Greenwich Village.

The system is credited to Feferman on the basis of two lectures for the Association of Symbolic Logic, one in 1979 and the second in 1983, as well as in subsequent manuscripts.

The context was that of a large-enrollment (250 320 students), two-semester Introductory Physics for Life Science Students (IPLS) course; students attend one of two lecture sections that meet three times per week and one laboratory session per week.

The first of six lectures about Yiddish theater.

In Paris, he gave a series of thirty lectures on logic and metaphysics.

The college is also sponsoring a series of nine lectures, symposiums and concerts for the community, as well as trolley tours of local canal sites.

Kripke's most important philosophical publication, Naming and Necessity (1980), based on transcripts of three lectures he delivered at Princeton in 1970, changed the course of analytic philosophy.