When George Bush's treasury secretaries first visited China, Wall Street was booming, America's economy was growing and the president's emissaries routinely lectured their Chinese hosts on the need for freer financial markets and a more flexible yuan.
Improving accessibility for the deaf is about giving them a learning environment that meets their needs: For deaf people, it's about having linguistic access to British Sign Language (BSL) web pages, e-learning materials or paying for BSL interpreters to be present routinely in lectures, tutorials and so on.
Threats were made that if Greece went under, jihadis would swarm Europe; and certain European politicians were routinely vilified, lectured or patronized for their ignorance and insensitivity.
Likewise, there is more than a bit of irony in Michael Graves's praise for Le Corbusier, whom he routinely belittled in lectures earlier in his career.
Because of his expertise, he is routinely invited to lecture worldwide on the latest advances in Keratoconus treatments (www.keratoconusinserts.com), safety in refractive surgery, and other new refractive surgery innovations.
The announcement by Princeton this afternoon that it was hiring Dr. West, also a religion professor, whose fiery lectures have routinely drawn more than 500 students to his courses each semester, caps a protracted drama that had pitted one of the world's foremost academic institutions against one of its best-known teachers, in a dispute that was unusually raw and, at times, racially charged.
The communication was done via the lecture and not the laboratory, because more undergraduates would receive the information at one time and much of the course communication is routinely done through the lecture instructor.
In Los Angeles, the Clark routinely holds classical music concerts, lectures and conferences.
Thus, not only do students routinely report mind-wandering during lectures and while studying, but higher rates of mind-wandering are negatively related with scores on later tests of learning and comprehension.
They've been routinely treated to red-herring lectures about religious freedom, and if they dared point out the obvious hole in that holier-than-thou argument, they were casually lumped in with the true anti-Islamic zealots.
For example specialist practitioners could be routinely invited to present a guest lecture for midwifery students thereby increasing exposure to current work and relevant good practice.
