How To Use Public lecture In A Sentence
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Public lectures, gala events, and renting out premises also brought certain amounts of money.
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He held this post until 1854 and he gave many public lectures on the applications of mathematics and mechanics to industry.
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He was largely self-taught through wide reading and attendance at public lectures.
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I'm often invited to give public lectures on entomological topics and, always anxious to do my part for science literacy, I rarely refuse such invitations.
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Nobel Foundation, every prizewinner is supposed to deliver a public lecture on the work which earned him the prize.
Christian Lange - Nobel Lecture
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He was largely self-taught through wide reading and attendance at public lectures.
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Soon he had added public lectures to classes and faced the usual balance sheet challenges of a poorly funded non-profit organization without endowment.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Walker was an experimentalist and public lecturer on scientific subjects, who taught Shelley as a schoolboy.
Index of People
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I was told, that in the medrese called El Hamdye some public lectures are delivered; but I had no opportunity of ascertaining the fact.
Travels in Arabia
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During that period of ardent, laborious youth, he faithfully shut himself up in libraries, attended public lectures, and gave himself a solid foundation of learning, which sometimes awakened surprise when discovered under the elegant frivolity of the gay turfman.
The French Immortals Series — Complete
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I once received a three page letter that my lawyer defined as libellous, from an academic colleague, saying I had no right to say what I was saying, especially in public lectures.
Think Progress » Limbaugh: Stranded Polar Bears Are ‘Just Playing Around…Like Your Cat Goes To Its Litter Box’
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THERE is a story about a science professor a public lecture on the solar system.
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His employer recognised his talent and encouraged him to attend public lectures on science.
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I, for one, hope he does well, and I'll be looking for him in Ottawa cafés or at public lectures, delivering well-placed stings to the academic nag.
Archive 2009-02-01
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Prof Abrahams, an English professor and senior vice-president of the Acadia University in Nova Scotia, Canada, won his rectorship by running a gruellingly public race in which he was interrogated by all "stakeholders" in the university community after a public lecture and televised interview procedure earlier this week.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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JCU Singapore recognises the need to integrate inception into the local community. The Public Lecture Series has been an avenue of research sharing since 2009.
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After several historical examples of the scientific literary tradition (Voltaire on smallpox inoculations; Anton van Leeuwenhoek on spirogyra; Huxley’s public lecture - “On a Piece of Chalk”; Darwin), McEwan turns to Dawkins.
McEwan On A Scientific Literary Tradition
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The following year, it succeeded in attracting one-and-a-half million Iranians to public lectures.
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At the height of his career, Joseph-Guichard Duverney (1648-1730), a professor of anatomy at the Jardin du Roi in Paris and the “chief dissector” of the Paris Academy of Sciences, was famous for his public lectures and especially, dissections, not only of various animals, but also of humans that had sometimes been obtained by bribing the gravediggers.
Archive 2009-09-01
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But other forms of education - in the home, at church, through lyceums and public lectures, by apprenticeship, and so on - were also more active in North than South.
