The balance of power between the Murdoch empire and the BBC, a long-running narrative of the MediaGuardian 100 and one played out in successive MacTaggart lectures in Edinburgh – first by James Murdoch, then last year by BBC director general Mark Thompson – has swung back in favour of the corporation.
Like his successive series of Oxford lectures (1870 79 and 1883 84), Fors is an unpredictable mixture of striking insights, powerful rhetoric, self-indulgence, bigotry, and occasional incoherence.
Ever since the end of the Cold War, successive American administrations have lectured other countries on the necessity of sound finance.
Edward Frankland (1825 1899) simplified and popularized Crum Brown's notation in successive editions of his Lecture Notes for Chemical Students (Russell, 1971; Ritter, 2001).
In this section, we use the data set on the number of absences of 113 students from a lecture course in two successive semesters reported by Karlis (2003) to illustrate the proposed statistical methods for the multivariate ZTCS distribution.
Chapters begin with biographical nuggets such as, "A recent lecture circuit saw him speak on successive days to a leading pesticide manufacturer and the Organic Farmers of America, and receive standing ovations from both".
Zap" may not be everybody's description of the four lines of the letter "W," but it was Kermit's, and the shaggy blue-furred Cookie Monster ate the lecture's subject anyway, transforming it, with successive bites, into an askew "N," a "V," a tilted "l," and nothing.
The assessment of student perceptions of podcast value involved the collection of questionnaire data from two successive cohorts of NMP students (n = 69) who had access to podcasts of seven key pharmacology lectures.
After "What Americans Believe In: An Overview," the first entry at 7 30 p.m., the lectures get down to specifics, dealing with stereotypes of Italians, Latinos, African-Americans and Jews on successive weeks (516) 516-8630.
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Successive British governments.
