- A
lecture (from Latin:
lectura 'reading') is an oral
presentation intended to
present information or
teach people about a
particular subject, for example...
- The
Richard Dimbleby Lecture (also
known as the
Dimbleby Lecture) is an
annual television lecture founded in
memory of
Richard Dimbleby (1913—1965), the...
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Lecturer is an
annual appointment to give a
public lecture, the Sir
Robert Rede's
Lecture (usually Rede
Lecture) at the
University of Cambridge. It is named...
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Maxwell Lecture Tanner Lectures on
Human Values Poulos Lecture Terzaghi Lecture Rankine Lecture Glossop Lecture Mallet-Milne
Lecture "Timoshenko
Lecture". Archived...
- The "
lecture circuit" is a
euphemistic reference to a
planned schedule of
regular lectures and
keynote speeches given by celebrities,
often ex-politicians...
- A
lecture hall or
lecture theatre is a
large room used for
lectures,
typically at a
college or university.
Unlike flexible lecture rooms and classrooms...
- An
online lecture is an
educational lecture designed to be
posted online.
Lectures are
recorded to video,
audio or both, then
uploaded and made viewable...
-
theoretical chemistry".
Named after Michael Faraday, the
first Faraday Lecture was
given in 1869, two
years after Faraday's death, by Jean-Baptiste Dumas...
- The
Andrew Lang
Lecture series is held at the
University of St. Andrews. The
lectures are
named after Andrew Lang, a
graduate of the university. December...
- The Last
Lecture is a 2008 New York
Times best-selling book co-aut****d by
Randy Pausch —a
professor of
computer science, human-computer interaction,...
