Examples of using Lecture given in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Lecture given by Dr. N.C.
I was sued in 1972 for a lecture given in 1968.
The Lecture given this year strengthening of the Corinthians to eight players, all of Italian origin.
We have quoted above from his lecture given at the award ceremony.
The opportunities created to the state of Espirito Santo by Jurong Aracruz Shipyard(EJA)will be presented in lecture given….
Michael Staley:'The Mysteries of Lam', lecture given in 1994, MS., London, p.
A lecture given by Donnersmarck at the University of Cambridge on 10 October 2008, and an introduction by Cambridge Professor Paul Cooke, were added as a first chapter.
Aliens Cause Global Warming:Another great lecture given by Michael Crichton.
This article is the text of a lecture given by Richard Rorty in April 2004 at the Centre for Cultural Studies in Tehran.
In this context, one cannot fail to mention the scandalous statements made by representatives of the Turkish Government in relation to the lecture given by Pope Benedict XVI in Regensburg.
Charlie is sent on a mission to place a bomb at a lecture given by an Israeli moderate whose peace proposals are not to Khalil's liking.
In a lecture given November 18, 2014, during FAPESP Week California at UCB, Zohdi talked about the challenges of research on particulate systems in the presence of strong electromagnetic fields.
Around this time, a friend invited him to a lecture given by famous entrepreneur John Earl Shoaff.
It also counted with a lecture given by professor antonio camargo(department of ecology.- unesp/ rio claro) and an¿output field¿to visit some rivers of the river basin itanhaém, in september.
The Religion of Environmentalism"Remarks to the Commonwealth Club" by Michael Crichton, lecture given in San Francisco, September 15, 2003 at the Commonwealth Club.
A lecture given in 1965 at the Institute of Philosophy referring to the legacy of Stalin caused a sensation and became one of the early pieces of'samizdat', or'self-published' underground literature.
Aliens Cause Global Warming: Another great lecture given by Michael Crichton in January 17th, 2003 at Caltech Michelin Lecture. .
It was a pretty shambolic affair, not helped by the sultry August heat. Butit will be remembered as one of the greatest congresses of all time thanks to a lecture given by the up-and-coming David Hilbert.
On 27. Nov.2014,Luis Claudio C. Vieira attended the lecture given by the Director of Patents of INPI/BR and promoted by the Brazilian Association of Industrial Property Agents ABAPI.
Besides this rich debate promoted by the consulting company and Love Brands founders,the franchisees had the opportunity to get to know more about social media functioning and management through the lecture given by Gilberto Carvalho, responsible for the Marketing in Imaginarium.
On the last night aboard the M/V"Ushuaia", after dinner,we will enjoy a lecture given by the vessel guides, who will point out the main aspects of the exotic ecosystem we have visited.
A lecture given by Kevin Elliott, an ethics professor at Michigan State University, showed that science has long been aware of fake news, which came to the forefront of political circles in the United States after the last election campaign.
On Toynbee", 1948,published in 1960*"Meditación de Europa"("Meditation on Europe"), lecture given in Berlin in 1949 with the Latin-language title"De Europa meditatio quaedam.
In a lecture given in 1884 to the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters Dr. Henrik Mohn, one of the founders of modern meteorology, argued that the finding of the"Jeannette" relics indicated the existence of an ocean current flowing from east to west across the entire Arctic ocean.
The decisive step took place in 2006 when the Socialist Prime Minister,Gyurcsany is filmed without his knowledge in a lecture given to executives of his party, saying that his party had since 2002"lied morning, noon lied, lied in the evening.
In a lecture given at Oslo on May 20, 1920, Rudolf Steiner, who had edited and commented the scientific works of Goethe for the Kuerschner Edition, said(see his"The Arts and their Mission", Anthroposophic Press, N. York 1964)"It is a spiritual sensing and beholding of the world, rather than cerebral thinking, which leads to art….
I don't want a lecture, give me my money.
Lectures given by a number of participants followed.
Lectures given in relevant events maximun of 10 pages.
The book was originally part of a series of G. M. Trevelyan lectures given by Carr in 1961 at the University of Cambridge.