Sentence examples for population lectures from inspiring English sources

Foucault, M., Senellart, M., & Ewald, F. (Eds).. Security, Territory, Population: Lectures at the College de France 1977--1978.

Update: Suggested reading list: Foucault, M., Senellart, M., & Ewald, F. (Eds).. Security, Territory, Population: Lectures at the College de France 1977--1978.

So many here bristled when the Islamists called the population to lecture them about the proper practice of the religion in which they had been raised.

In his two lectures on population (1829), which were some of the first criticisms of Thomas Malthus, Senior argued that the combination of rising living standards and population growth offered strong evidence against Malthus's pessimistic theory.

It also strikes me as defiantly internationalist in tone and open to experiments with form, as proved by work as various as Stephen Emmott's Ten Billion, a dramatised lecture on population explosion, or Caryl Churchill's Escaped Alone, with its riveting mixture of the domestic and the apocalyptic.

Recent posts (May 2009) concern trends and controversies in life sciences academic publishing, the announcement of a lecture on population genetics and an art show about Darwin at UC Davis, and links to other Internet resources about science and science teaching.

31 Smolen et al 32 analyzed health behavior of a study population of people attending the lectures provided by the UTA and presented a high result in the health behavior category (88.39).

On one side paper was covered with lecture notes regarding future population increase, etc.

In the place of fireside chats needed to comfort and inspire a suffering population, the new president has given fireside lectures.

In my second year, David Paetkau, then finishing his Ph.D. on the population genetics of bears, gave a guest lecture to my biology class.

Eighty-two percent of the study population compared with 4.1% of controls had been exposed to lectures or teaching in diagnostic radiology prior to completing the questionnaire.