Example sentences of "by member [prep] [art] department " in BNC.
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| 1 | Many of the research interests outlined below find application in three major centres for research and development which are directed by members of the Department of Applied Physical Sciences ; these centres are concerned with Energy Studies , Surface Science and Ceramics , and Garment and Textiles Technology . |
| 2 | The courses include modules and elements in adult and continuing education , and supervision of dissertations in the subject by members of the Department is available . |
| 3 | the observation , by members of the Senior Management Team , of lessons taught by members of the department ; |
| 4 | Recent publications by members of the department in the areas mentioned include : Professor Dietrich Scheunemann : ‘ Fiktionen — auch aus dokumentarischem Material . |
| 5 | and M.Litt. theses are supervised either entirely by members of the department or , where appropriate , jointly with the staff of another department ( e.g. Ecclesiastical History , Economic & Social History , Scottish History , Centre of African Studies , Centre of Canadian Studies ) . |
| 6 | In the past four years at least nine books have been produced by members of the department , including Stephen Priest 's The British Empiricists ( Penguin 1990 ) and Theories of the Mind ( Penguin 1991 ) , Geoffrey Madell 's Mind and Materialism ( Edinburgh University Press 1988 ) , Vincent Hope 's Virtue by Consensus : The Moral Philosophy of Hutcheson , Hume and Adam Smith ( Oxford University Press , 1989 ) , Vinit Haksar 's Indivisible Selves and Moral Practice ( Edinburgh University Press , 1991 ) , and William Charlton 's Philosophy and Christian Belief ( Sheed and Ward , 1988 ) and The Analytic Ambition ( Basil Blackwell , 1991 ) . |
| 7 | As general introductions to the subject , three books by members of the Department may be recommended : Alastair Fowler , A History of English Literature ; W.W. Robson , A Prologue to English Literature ; and — to cover more recent developments — Randall Stevenson , The British Novel since the Thirties . |