Examples of using Gave a lecture in English and their translations into Japanese
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On the first day, we concluded a medical school agreement with Universitas Islam Indonesia and gave a lecture on research in the large hall that can accommodate 500 people in the afternoon.
The other day, at the opening ceremony of KSP Business Innovation School, the representative of Chitose Group Dr. Fujita gave a lecture with the title“An inconvenient truth of the Japanese venture cultivating environment”.
Ahmed, Graduate School of International Management, and Assistant Professor Michael Mondejar, Center for Language Education and Research, gave a lecture on“Cross Cultural Understanding” and“Socializing” respectively.
Among the four startup companies which gave a lecture for this event, we were the only ones who have already started providing the products to the market, but I think their products will be released to the market one after another.
When I gave a lecture in the Japan Press Club this September, an agricultural journalist asked me whether there is a necessity of joining such an agreement with few merits.
Our CEO gave a lecture under the title of"Simulation Integrated Manufacturing(SIM)" and many people concerned, especially manufacturers in Thailand, were listening closely about the talk.
Megumi's family gave a lecture in Kawasaki City and appealed to North Korea Chairman Kim,"I want you to make a decision to bring the victim home.".
The unconventional artist also gave a lecture in Academy of Arts& Design, Tsinghua University, and then he surprised the art students by creating art onsite.
At IFF Magic held from September 26 to September 28, NAXIS gave a lecture at the RFID seminar as well as being an exhibitor.
The documentary that had been broadcast on NHK was successively shown as many as 5 times. The producer of the program gave a lecture each time following the screening, as well as presenting an exhibition of books related to the program at the gallery adjacent to the event hall.
There were speeches by business leaders and policy stakeholders from Europe and Japan in the“Innovation, Science and Technology” workshop, and President NAKAMURA gave a lecture during the session titled“Public-private interactions for successful innovation- The role of government/public sector
Following the tour, Ms. Natsuko Imai, who is a Programme Assistant of UNU Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability, gave a lecture, titled"Concept of Human Security", and the students asked about"nuclear abolition" as this year's GLP study theme.
On the way, he stopped at Purdue University and gave a lecture,"Writing and Living," and then spent two weeks traveling through 11 national parks in the West, the only part of the country he had never visited.
This time, Chitose Group received a lecture request as Tavelmout Corporation is aiming to solve the“protein crisis”. Nakahara, CPO of Chitose Laboratory Corporation, gave a lecture as one of the startup lectures,“Frontline of protein related technologies”.
He also mentioned that green tea and washoku(Japanese cuisine), which had been designated as UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage, reflected the essence of Japan.• Sake specialist John Gauntner, who has been known as a sake samurai, gave a lecture about"Sake and Food.
Japanese nationals including JFA members and non-members attended the seminar. Mr. Isao Kamitani, who has had a long, successful career in Colorado, gave a lecture on how to lead a successful business in the United States by sharing his experiences.
More than 50 Japanese nationals including JFA members and non-members attended the seminar. Mr. Takahiro Muraji, who has been working as a consulting coach on the business between different cultures, gave a lecture on the differences of communication between Japanese and American people.
After that Shigemi Joumori the ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of Slovenia gave a speech saying"Both universities have a deep alliance and expecting Japanese Center and ICR's further development."Our ICR chairman Professor Tsujinaka gave a lecture for 45 minutes and question and answer for 20 minutes.
On the day before the ceremony, Matsumoto gave a lecture at Católica University, and just before the ceremony, Chile Post held a ceremony for the issue of a postage stamp featuring the TAO project. The next day, Andrés Bello University, the Japanese Embassy to Chile, and the University of Tokyo jointly held a piano concert on the campus of one of Chile's most prestigious universities.
Eldamaty also gave a lecture entitled“the Rediscovery of the Tutankhamen Tomb” in which he summed up all the work steps that have been made at the radar scan project at the Golden Pharaoh's tomb, expressing that the results reached so point out that there is a 50% possibility of a cavity behind the Tomb's walls.