Sentence examples for symposium at which from inspiring English sources
The Guggenheim had recently held a symposium at which conservators examined the minimalist artist Ad Reinhardt's "Black Painting," which had been scratched during preparations for an exhibition and then subjected to misguided attempts at restoration.
Three years later, he recruited Barney Oliver, the research chief of Hewlett-Packard, to host a symposium at which they and others sketched out a plan for using a $10 billion array of giant radio telescopes to search for extraterrestrials.
Until last year when company leaders hosted a sort of burger symposium at which top chefs from its six resorts — Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge and Keystone in Colorado and Heavenly and Northstar-at-Tahoe in California and Nevada — were asked to submit new recipe proposals.
At a recent business-school symposium at which a professor wore red converse sneakers, executives who also owned a pair of eccentric shoes granted the professor higher professional status than those who didn't.People who value disruption and unconventionality are more likely to interpret these signals positively.
It recently published a major catalogue, Modern Women, accompanied by a feminist symposium at which the Guerrilla Girls appeared.
These in-country activities resulted in a series of briefing papers which then formed the basis of a two-day symposium at which the project members from the three countries shared findings.
Pharmaceutical companies often underwrite the cost of medical conferences and hire prominent academic doctors to serve as speakers or to lead symposiums at which the companies' drugs are discussed.
Other Classic Stage efforts include special student matinees for high school students; a program called Classic Stages/New Visions that presents new works on classic themes; Saturday symposiums at which scholars talk about topics related to a current Classic Stage play; and Tuesday Talks, at which the actors and designers meet with the audience after a show.
A centerpiece is "Romare Bearden's World: A Symposium" at Columbia University, which begins at 2 p.m. today and continues through tomorrow, ending with a keynote address by Toni Morrison tomorrow night at 7. Information: (212) 851-1633.
The arguments were on display this week in a symposium at Oxford University, which recently set up a multi-disciplinary research programme on the issue.
In February, a privately-run think-tank in Beijing organised a symposium on democracy at which several academics said that China should lift its ban on opposition parties and allow freedom of speech.
