Prior to 1996 the University of Liverpool had a very traditional medical curriculum which was lectured-based with distinct clinical and pre clinical parts and little integration between the different sections [ 13].
Viewed from China, which has been lectured for censoring the internet, this reaction must seem … very Chinese.
The lawsuit contends that Sheft Kahn convened regular meetings with dealers, at which they were "lectured about the importance of not competing against each other on the basis of price".
It is important for me to know before each face-to-face lecture what the learning targets are and which topics are lectured to prepare myself for the lecture.
But Richard Wald, who with Craig Wolff teaches the national reporting classes to which Mr. Gore is lecturing, was ambivalent about the restrictions.
But before I start this lecture, I wanted to just briefly review the last lecture, which was a very important lecture for this course, because it talked about the underlying probability theory and applications of probability theory to finance.
John Oddy, the director of the Royal Oak Foundation — the American arm of Britain's National Trust, which was sponsoring the lecture — was dressed in mud-colored corduroys, tucked into green Wellingtons.
12. Stein presents this interpretation of Newton's Principia in his classic essay, Stein 1970, which was originally a lecture given in 1967.
In 1825, Faraday established The Royal Institute Christmas Lectures, which are annual lectures series in which an expert in the field discusses a scientific topic for a general audience, in particular for young people.
Several of the photographers lectured at Bezalel; a thousand people attended Mr. Wall's lecture, which was taped and then screened four times.
Forty-one participants were randomly assigned to one of two treatment groups: (1) a group that experienced a lecture which was followed by a demonstration and (2) a group that experienced a demonstration first which was followed by a lecture.
