lecture notes

He was famous for rewriting his lecture notes every year so that he never said exactly the same thing twice.

Margreta sighed, ordered coffee and pulled some lecture notes out of the attache case she was carrying.

For some lecture notes on Koornwinder polynomials from a Hecke algebra perspective see for example .

He snapped his lecture notes into his briefcase, nodded curtly, then held the door open until she'd shuffled out of the room.

The lecture notes from this period were revised and were later the base for the book History of Japanese Religion.

As a woman, Germain was barred from attending, but the new system of education made the "lecture notes available to all who asked."

Professor Sarich says the lecture notes accurately reflect what he said to the Anthropology 1 class.

Use your lecture notes to help you identify what's essential and what's marginal to the question posed.

Another active task during your reading programme is to compare your lecture notes with the textbook study of the subject.

Maybe if we get down to a safe place, we can see about getting your lecture notes back.