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Sentence Examples Dub music prefigured the dance remix, with fewer vocals and layers of bass-heavy echo and reverb, giving the MC more room to chat over records. The camera's frequent slow dollies backwards, from a small detail to the wider scene, echo the plot's revelations and the inexorability of fate. There is a strong echo of elegance, but the tertiary flavours of nut and oxidised or Madeira-like notes are now coming to the foreground. Johnson then went on to echo the thoughts of a great many at the time, even if their celebrations have proven a tad premature. As if in echo of national pride at his achievement, the magnificent sound of bagpipes swirled in honour of the Bulgarian champion. The temple blocks and claves echo each other with a rhythmically identical pattern. Inside the sounds of the growing tempest were muffled, but the echo of the wind racking against the rusted metal was not. Vuillard's interiors with their strong decorative elements echo those of Matisse. She called, listening to her voice echo and reverberate through the clay rooms. The negative ones echo my own opinion that the book really isn't very good. This produces a bright radar echo called a broadside flash, which is easy to home in on. They unscrewed a Mason jar inside a toilet bowl to get that hollow, massive echo. But I'm not a believer in past lives, so I knew it was no echo from a previous existence. While we were still anchored at Cooktown, we experienced a second coincidental echo between the voyages of past and present. The story comes across as a lampoon of Hollywood, a sort of lame echo of Robert Altman's The Player. As the players run onto the field, the stands come alive to the sound of cheers and support that echo across the river. The threat posed by the unromantically named asteroid 2002 NT7 is an eerie echo of the plot of disaster movies such as Armageddon. The animals then listen for how long the echo takes to bounce off an object to determine the distance away from the object. I find an echo of this view in the writings of various jurists and commentators on the law. Unfurling in a narcotic haze, the five songs on Auspicious Winds unfold slowly upon flowing echo and chiming reverb. Show More Sentences Southampton's city centre could echo to the sounds of oompah bands and smell of sizzling bratwurst and schnitzels this Christmas. The animal's footfalls seemed to echo in the woofs as the boy continued to listen intently. True, the band is actually vocalizing live, complete with lots of reverb and echo to mimic their records' spatial luxury. The sound mix is monaural, with some echo in spots to give it the illusion of depth, especially during internal monologues. Reinforced by the echo chamber of a million always-on consumers, brands have seen their power expand and grow. The sweetheart neckline of her white leotard seemed to echo all too aptly the role she had begun to play in American life. The gallery walls are lined with marine ply, angled to give an echo of the list of a Ship under sail. His love and his grace will move you to echo the words of John the Baptist. And the screams of what could be imprisoned men in an underground detention center echo through air shafts and sewer pipes. The lyrics echo in my head, and my heart thumps harder as memories flash before my eyes. The boar could hear the sounds too, the rattling drums, the subtle bass, and the spiraling, convex echo guitar. In addition, the ironic echo also displays a syntactic shift by changing the first clause to a negative and the second to an affirmative. At night when I'm lying in my bed, my wheezes echo throughout my apartment. It is not unusual to see the fish finder screen showing the hard echo of the wreck blanketed by fish both up and downtide of the wreck. Accumulation of fluid may also cause the patient to hear an echo when he speaks and to experience a vague feeling of top-heaviness. This echo from long ago makes me envious of the pinpoint accuracy with which Reston's paper was delivered. The only reply he received was a shrill, blood-curdling, ear-piercing scream that seemed to echo in the small, still room. Howl is predominantly acoustic, but so sopped with fuzz and echo that it actually manages to sound much bigger than it is. It is common for listeners to perceive an echo of Beethoven's life in his music, which often depicts struggle followed by triumph. Chloe looked up in shock as she heard an angry bellow echo through the huge homestead. Show More Sentences In a vague echo of '60s counterculture and New Age platitudes, these crusades are likened to the sacred quest for human freedom. And in an echo of events in Britain, 75,000 civil servants will be made redundant over the next two years. He was cheered to the echo and, a trifle remarkably, joyously, and continually, waved to the thousands who were acclaiming him. Motions that change the quadrupole interaction while an echo is being formed contribute to echo decay. Lowering the temperature appears to substantially shorten the quadrupole echo decay time of the prominent doublet component. Bob Dylan's words echo for a new generation vocalising their dissent, questioning the system, in a million ways today. The quadrupolar echo pulse sequence was employed using quadrature detection with complete phase cycling of the pulse pairs. In an echo of the bad old times, more than 200 fans gathered outside afterwards to vent their spleen. Her breathing seemed to echo around this whole new world, and she'd never felt so alive with fiery emotion than now. Using multimedia, his blog and the viral nature of the net, he's shown that one voice can echo around the world. The latter term evokes a distant echo to disgust, a moral revulsion that verges on physical recoil. The blast of the starting gun seemed to still echo through the Alaskan countryside when the Navy team came blazing up to the first checkpoint. Boots clicked against the stone floor, their echo carrying down the still hall as the Prince paced with frustration. Labour backbenchers are confident the last tally-ho will soon echo across Britain's countryside. Kerry goes on vacation, and suddenly the wingers, the knuckledraggers, the mouth breathers, and Whiney Joe own the echo chamber again. His comments echo the findings of reports into race relations in Bradford published following last summer's riots. The intruders' violent ends echo the combativeness with which Trebor dealt with the world around him. Only a tape echo gives the warm, natural sounds that make your music sound richer and more exciting. The contingencies of the voyage-in-progress had to be made to echo the events of the original voyage, or they would receive no airtime. Immediately upon receiving the TRACE command, any Web server will simply echo back what is sent to it. Show More Sentences The redhead looked up and saw in Begbie's eyes an echo of his own inner turmoil. The echo sounder had plotted a rise in the sea bed levelling to an uncertain and rough looking plateau. The people who jostled and barracked him at the count centre were the same people who cheered him to the echo seven years ago. Jetting out of trap four he was in control at the opening bend and his followers cheered him to the echo all the way home. The grim statistics, even when reported and attributed to such sources as U.N. agencies, haven't made much noise in the media echo chamber. You know, editing is supposed to occur in a deliberative atmosphere, not in an echo chamber. But, as usual, the message discipline and sheer volume of the conservative echo chamber allowed it to frame the pseudo-debate. Remember that it an offence to have fishing tackle with you in any boat that is equipped with an echo sounder. They live in an intellectual echo chamber of insular think tanks, political operatives and partisan media. You'd almost think that the mainstream media have become an echo chamber for a megaphone with right-wing crazies shouting into it, wouldn't you? Those stories may have been short on proof but they reverberated across the media echo chamber. The boilers and engine are the only parts of the Longwy that really stand out on an echo sounder, rising to 22m from a 27m seabed. The soundtrack is a big part of the problem, resonating like a gong in an echo chamber one minute and soaring to treacly heights the next. The phone rings, a shrill echo of sound from kitchen, living room, bedroom. It's an echo chamber for the common wisdom of the subset of people who use the site more than anything else. The output of the microphone is combined in a subtractor with the acoustic echo replica, producing the residual echo. Without doubt you will catch far more fish and enjoy your boat fishing infinitely more if you are in possession of a good echo sounder. An echo sounder is pretty well essential to find water of the correct depth, and Anders has a good stock of them available for hire. I will be talking about acoustic diffusers, how we might deal with echo problems in railway stations. She turned as she heard hollow footsteps echo through the temple, and saw James approaching her door. Show More Sentences Cedar cladding and roofing echo the wooded surroundings, while sharply pitched gables keep the home's scale from overwhelming the hilltop. Above all fascists and their friends found an echo in ruling circles for their pro-Hitler, anti-Jewish, anti-communist beliefs. The amount of methane bubbles rising from the bottom of Lake Kinneret was quantified by using a dual-beam echo sounder. Suddenly, the organ stopped, leaving the stonewalls to echo the last few notes. As I walked up the stairs I slowed my steps, smiling at the echo of the staircase. As Domenico takes it all in, the mimeograph crescendos into an echo of the city's roar. Without these core skills, the citizen journalist merely fills an echo chamber. The bird perching on his photo gear is an echo parakeet, a species he'd come to research. In such instances, the chant becomes wordless and the music begins to echo a kind of heavenly or angelic music. In line two Valery repeats sounds that echo those of previous stanzas and words that recall earlier images. It had been 40 years since the company closed the railway, but now there was again an echo in the wilderness, as the whistle blew once more. They interact visually with a background composed of abstract patterns in grayed hues, which echo the scrolls graphically and coloristically. In 1835, one traveler to Texas heard an echo of what seems to have been early contact between Comanches and African Americans in South Texas. All the varieties of blackness chromatically echo modern women's lifestyles, the pursuit of progress and breakthrough. But if American politicians echo the terrorists' blood-lusting, this tragedy will have been turned to slaughterous folly. Father Flanagan Hall in the grounds of Summerhill College will no more echo to the sound of choirs from all over the world. A metachamber, not ringing with echoes at all, but with the grand hubbub that is the sounds of the little echo chambers singing into the void. Today, these notions all sound like a naive echo from the era of idealism, manual typewriters, and rotary phones. But another early casualty is conscience, routinely smothered in the national media echo chamber. Many a push battle was called in the dark, to the cry of 'Give 'em Bondi!', a memorial echo of defiance. Show More Sentences The second the resounding echo of Bryant's door shutting faded, a small, rather mousy looking man poked his head out of an adjacent office. Feminist voices in the social sciences unconsciously echo this masculinist will to power in its relation to non-Western societies. He ran down the metallic green hallway, the echo of his footfalls bouncing from wall to wall. Joe used to say he was as likely to get killed in a car crash as on a mountain, and many climbers still echo that sentiment. There is a fine echo about these words, which keeps bombilating round and round in the head with utter defiance of sense and progress. I tried to sleep, but the echo of the musket fire woke me from my light slumber and pierced my heart with panic. This panel would then be connected through a patchbay to a microphone, line and program amplifiers, equalizers and echo sends. We walked outside, chased by the echo of jingle bells, church bells tolling ten. City officials around the world echo the sentiment, according to Public Works Magazine. The obvious advantages of out-of-band signaling are, of course, freedom from the effects of speech currents, compandors and echo suppressors. A pulsar, of course, beeps with a regular beat, but it also has a sort of echo. Soon all that was left was nothing more than a ghostly echo of a guilty conscience. The screen bristles with sanctimonious speeches, but the same slogans echo relentlessly. Then, almost in echo of Beachill's earlier performance, he hit a forehand pickup from the nick into the tin. They use a range of instruments such as sounding rods, echo sounders and theodolites. There is an implicit echo in this report of Laming's enjoiner to do the basic things well. This is an echo of the position taken by Jaques Sapir, the French Sovietologist and economist. Ben was busy feeding his chickens when the sound of a distant echo caught his ears. Just then, the cave sounded with the distant echo of quick, flapping wings. It will also echo back through 2,500 years of bloodshed justified by the sway of good over evil. Show More Sentences When the play was filmed in 1951, his brutish, inarticulate Kowalski unleashed a cry of anguish that would echo down the decades. You can hear the echo of the long hours he's spent trying to understand in his deep sigh. Her echo bounced from wall to wall, penetrating his ears like an unsolvable riddle. The forecast was for growth levels to echo those of other mature industries, when the current sectoral downturn ends. However, that didn't matter to the vociferous home support who cheered their side's maiden league victory to the echo. The other comes from the echo that resounds through the timbers and floor-boards. His voice, which on Mike King Tonight is reduced to a melodic echo of King's phrases, is a smooth Southern bass. True, it rolls mellifluously off the tongue and hangs in the air like an echo from a bell or the sonorous tones of a self-righteous preacher. The trapper threw off his furry cap in the air, and hallooed as loud as his voice can echo through the valley below. This is a refined, sweetly oaked, pleasantly old-fashioned red that lingers on the palate like a melody in an echo chamber. The hills, so dense with madrone and manzanita they seem canopied in green, echo back. The echo of a soft knock found its way to Rose's ears as she slowly drifted awake. The words escaped my lips with a tremble, magnified in an echo that swept through the room. The space was breathtaking, but the echo of the door slamming into the doorstop was deafening in the silence. The songs are precisely chosen to echo the events onscreen, but they fit organically with the scenes. He then rejiggered it to echo both the museum's eccentric modernist window and his childhood bedroom. It is a nonlinear processor for acoustic echo canceller with background noise preservation and long echo tail suppression. Lower system costs are achievable thanks to inclusion of echo canceller and noise suppression functions. Eventually, all network echo cancelers were updated or replaced with ones that could be disabled. In that drone Harley heard an echo of the blues, but he also heard something deeper. Show More Sentences Guitars pile up and echo over a prominent, somber bassline and a locked drumbeat. He knelt, his knees cracking so loudly that a quiet echo bounced about the arena. These parasitic echo relays turn the autodestruct function of the original quarantine module into something almost completely different. With the echo and reecho of the cave, the colony of bats sounded like the oncoming of a train. The perfect little brick acropolis is in the middle of the forest, and its mullions echo the rhythms of the surrounding dark tree-trunks. It makes a dry rustling sound, and a hollow echo as the cans and harder litter roll away across the dirty tiles. This was placed in a swell box, but without shutters so that all stops were reduced to an echo of their normal selves. She must cling still closer to him, echo faithfully his individuality, lose herself in him. Every clop of her horse's hooves seemed to echo through the vast, empty space of the village. From past experience, I know that you can often hear a faint echo of your own voice. With deliberate irony, they also echo corporate efforts at conveying information efficiently. If you roll it with your tongue just right, it'll even produce an echo effect. In many ways, these tactics echo the naval press gangs of the Napoleonic era. But when I heard his girlish scream echo out across the waves I had a change of heart. After his pronunciation, they heard the front door open and voices echo down the hall. There's a distant, dim echo of his voice coming off the mountain, followed by silence. The thief absently watched the flames flaring around her, hearing her own harsh breathing echo around her over the crackle of the flames. Though not as important as the boat itself, an echo sounder to use aboard the boat will come in very handy. If you want to drop a shot on the boilers, use the transits and an echo sounder to search about 50m out, just east of north-east from Maen Voes. After every drift take a look at the echo sounder, see where the fish are and try to avoid concentrating on the barren ground. Show More Sentences Importantly, an echo sounder will help you avoid catching bottom with deep-diving lures wherever there is a sudden shelf or submerged island. She was about to give up when she heard the faint echo of voices somewhere nearby. When I putted for par, I heard the echo of the ball bouncing off the sides of the cup. Tis serfitude pure and simple, e'en as the words of Kipling echo about my head. The vizzy, with its tiny roof, is designed like a flat-fronted oriel, a miniature echo of the stone oriel fronting Edward IV's chapel above. His boot heels scraped against the hardwood floor, eliciting a clipped echo from the plank boards. The voice in my head is wobbly and hesitant but it seems to echo slightly as I freeze in utter astonishment. Newspaper offices are echo chambers for proprietorial Chinese whispers. He showed a particular vindictiveness against the Samnite troops which his enemies had raised in large numbers, evoking an echo of the Social War. Also, with the use of analog devices including backwards symbols, vintage keyboards, tape echo and voice distortion, the record secretes vintage appeal. Whitaker hears in the stories of south sudan an echo of the world where he grew up in South Central Los Angeles. The Cree complaints echo those of an alliance of Manitoba First Nations, which also say the inclusion of their lands in the new territory was done without their consent. But then came the loud echo of footsteps as a woman entered the arena. Caleb had not yet caught up with her, but she heard the door open and then close behind her, followed by the echo of his footsteps off of the high walls. The recorded sound has too much echo for my taste, but I can live with it. Almost immediately on arrival we saw an echo on the sounder. The sound mix adds more reverberant echo to Vaughan's voice once the entirety of the space and the physical relations within it have been revealed. She could hear the reverberation of the boom echo throughout the house. The sounds of fierce combat echo throughout the Combat Arena. Our most haunted streets echo nightly to the sound of many ghost tours. Show More Sentences On Tuesday some other disappointed chairman will echo his words. Both police chiefs and Make Poverty History organisers will be hoping both protests echo the spirit of Saturday's rally which saw just two arrests. Dynamic pages that are vulnerable to this hack include search results, error messages and Web-form results pages that echo data entered by the user. If the server were to echo the download requests, the target machine would enter an endless loop which could tie up its resources and from which the only escape is a re-boot. These bloggers get trapped within an echo chamber, reading post after post that says the same things they think in the same way they would have said it themselves. There are about 200, they all have blogs, and they spend all day in the libertarian echo chamber fooling themselves into thinking that their views matter. It may teach people to critically decipher the sermons of the Times columnists who echo the advocates of occupation without an iota of skepticism. Ty glanced around when he heard the chimes echo throughout the castle. The well-equipped vessel was lost with a full suite of gear, including VHF, echo sounder, plotter, autopilot, gill and trammel nets and a complete toolset. Numerous New Testament images echo the belonging and counting of everyone. He peppers the storytelling with African-American colloquialisms and excursions into patois that echo his native Trinidad, the South, the street, the church and the bush. The Austin Organ Company was selected to build the instrument which was to include an echo organ, as well as the choir, great, and swell organs present in the old instrument. We're working with ultrasonics, which is like an echo locating bat. The echo of foot steps on the hard wood floor clacked through the house. As a result, the cottages echo the hotel's classical Georgian architecture, but vernacular details such as clapboard siding and wood porches are also evident. The mosque, however, continues to be used by Muslims, adding to the beautiful euphony of sounds that echo daily as the faithful are called to prayer. Recent results and events disturbingly echo the fall of the Tories. If this were a corner dive bar, the place would be packed, but here people are so spread out, it feels empty, and voices float and echo without colliding. The cabriole legs with claw-and-ball feet, shaped splats, and yoke-shape crests echo English designs, but the exuberance of the curvaceous outlines is definitely Mexican. Mathematically, the echo to be subtracted for each voice sample is given by the dot product of two vectors of dimension equal to the number of taps. Show More Sentences You can also forgo the stocking stitch, but personally, I prefer not having the eyelets so close to the edge and this way, the edging would echo the sleeve pattern. Almost from the time the echo of the guns in the North Sea faded, naval strategy shifted to things radically different from decisive battles between capital ships. It has superbly figured timber, a majestic curvaceous profile and spectacular mounts that echo in gilt-bronze the carved detail on the jewel cabinet. In both cases, the misinformation or lies continue to cycle through the echo chamber, apparently with no penalty for their falsehood or attempt to correct. Well, I mean it's sort of part and parcel of the echo chamber of Washington, the armchair commanders, many of whom never served in the military, and now they're getting tough. It is vital to carry out a thorough investigation of the area before you so much as wet a line, and this is where the echo sounder comes in so handy. We shouted into the canyon and listened to the echo of our voices. The book's title is an echo of a line from an old folk song. Buttermilk Lane is like a natural echo chamber, taking my crazy chords and loopy lines and reverberating them around from stone wall to shuttered window. And now is the time of year for mouthwateringly light, aromatic white wines whose delicate verdant, floral flavours echo the first bosky scents and blooms of spring. The repeated four-note gesture, supported by a countermelody derived from the main title and played by a flute, is like an echo of something dreamed. He was again a man with a mission, and he did try to echo Folsom in one sense. This time the roars of support for the stars of the paralympics echo across London. The deafening echo of gunfire roused Lourdes from her sleep. In Joey's adult-child personality and fetching narrative voice you will find an echo of Huck Finn, whose situation, remember, was not so different. Whereas Mangan's work is an echo of some pretty familiar sculptural conceits, Painting Machine seems to come from a place that's a little more contemporary. The clanking of the phone as it hit the cradle pinged through the hallway, the echo tingling through Wil's spine and making his neck hair stand on end. And others will say that it is a distant echo thrown off the bombed-out rubblelands. The echo here was very impressive and hinted of a very large space above. It has superbly figured timber, majestic curvaceous profile and spectacular mounts that echo in gilt-bronze the carved detail on the jewel cabinet. Show More Sentences Dixons is likely to echo the tough retail environment for brown and white goods and also for electronic items such as personal computers and mobile phones. In a grim echo of Michael Brown, the white New York City cop who placed Eric Garner in a banned chokehold wasn't charged. Critics' views count only when they echo the public's, she says. But in an echo of the battle between budget airlines and traditional carriers, existing train firms are trying to stop the services before they even run. The earliest representation of the Buddha in the exhibition is a breathtakingly beautiful import from Gandhara with its echo of Hellenistic representationalism. One symptom is the inability to speak outside the echo chamber, epidemic in the current conservative movement. As with her HLN show, Behar wants to have fun, to be sure, but also to venture beyond the liberal-Democrat echo chamber. Half the country hates you, half the country loves you, but everyone in the echo chamber is talking about you. A loud slap could be heard that seemed to echo across the trees. Somewhere in the darkness, the faint echo of a terrible drawn out scream was carried on the breeze from the mountains and the three adventurers froze in place. Some of the resulting works clearly echo organic, generally floral, motifs such as Apsaras, whose swelling blue and green quatrefoils swirl out from a central node. Both free verse and rhymed poetry styles are studied, including cinquain, haiku, tanka, rhopalic, echo and refrain poems, acrostics, alphabet and dictionary poems. While Sonia and Steve are sticking with traditional outfits and vows, the strains of the conventional wedding march will not echo through the church. There was a strong stroke and a weak one, like a sound and its echo. And now here they lie, in an echo of the little boy and the snowman, just a little mashed lifeless pile proving that the episode wasn't a dream at all. However, there is a way to avoid an echo, the problem is that it depends on your distance from the object reflecting the sound, and not the type of sound itself. The Arts Parkade turns out to be a serviceable venue for Greek tragedy, with an upper ramp allowing for a two-tiered set and all that cold concrete creating an eerie echo. The sharp yell pierced the walls and a loud echo erupted from them. I hope I can be forgiven for finding this echo more than merely coincidental. Later in an echo of Moscow interview Kadyrov said that the operation would be over in 20 minutes. Show More Sentences Does Venediktov have any hope that echo of Moscow will survive this battle? To the millions of Russians who listen to echo both on the radio and online, the idea of life without echo is unthinkable. The phrase became part of the lexicon and the media became like an echo chamber. Classic echo and dub treatments infuse the songs alongside submersively deep bass, snare hits, basic hi-hat patterns, and offbeat keyboard accents. Some say my epiphanic places are places I've known in past lives, and that what I'm feeling is the distant echo of ancient memories, sweetened with the savor of immortality. It was a beautiful sound, almost like the echo of a bell toll. The only sound, other than the eerie whistle of the wind, is the moan of prayer horns, blown by maroon-robed monks, which echo ominously across the valley. Or use border tiles to define a panel or tiled splashback, and then echo the motif as a stencil along the bottom edge of your table linen or roller blinds. As such, it's easy to see Tubby as a key progenitor of current remix methodologies and DJ practices with their heavy reliance on reverb and echo effects and mixers. When the bow echo bulge reaches 80-320 km wide, the derecho has been born. Those names, like everything in the book, echo the motif of hunger. Wiley represents the outer reaches of wingnut-dom, but his views are echoed in debates across the netroots echo chamber. The last thing an incoming administration needs is to stage a long diplomatic harangue about nothing inside an echo chamber. They also echo Jennett, in using a variable measuring away team market size. Railing posts every 8 feet are 8-by-8s custom-turned to echo the king posts in the living room trusses. Abusive and indecent remarks continue to echo and re-echo within these camps making way to our residences and ears. The bottle's simple shape and mountain ridges echo the simplicity and regality of the water's home. The 3D images were created using a multibeam echo sounder after HMS Enterprise left the Egyptian port of Safaga, the Independent reported. The integration of a radiation sensor, an echo sounder and a current profiler with Seaglider are also in development. How is the translator from Sanskrit to convey or even suggest such multifoliate densities of allusion and echo? Show More Sentences Floaty chiffon pirate blouses and silk shirts in chintzy prints echo this hippy laid-back dressing. Like the Sunseeker Manhattan 66 flybridge motor yacht, which comes complete with teak bathing platform and an electronic echo sounder speedlog. The contract is the delivery of 1 pc echocardiographic system for intracardiac echo and 1 echocardiographic with an ergometer. Their exteriors, embedded with rough copper slag from a mine 70 miles away, echo the patina known as desert varnish on the petroglyphs. Transthoracic echocardiography identified a foreign body with strong echo and no pericardial effusion. Zooplankton live off this algae and reflect sound signals from echo sounders and fish finders very well. Underfoot, custom stone tiles accented with diagonal interlays of old polished pine echo the look of rustic warmth. He added that any attempt to retrieve wreckage would require extensive 3D mapping, possibly by ships with multibeam echo sounders. Within Republican echo chambers, claims of media bias have become so widespread that they are increasingly taken as gospel. Des Lennon, prosecuting, said the Uzi, made famous by Arnold Schwarzenneger's online Log on to echo. The poem is the conceptual locus of intersection, either as the zone or area of such textual looping, or as an echo chamber. But the echo of the clicking of the turnstile was quadrophonic and the general acceptance of the 7s financial success became a given. This incestuous information sharing is sometimes derided as creating an echo chamber effect. They should have a history, a physical exam, and an additional echo or MUGA before every subsequent course of therapy. The time interval between the call and echo allows them to relax these muscles, so they can clearly hear the returning echo. Noise typically appears as random variations superimposed on the desired echo signal received in the radar receiver. The structure and detail of the concourse galleries echo the form of the exterior, with the curving strata formed in native hardwoods. These projecting arcs echo the shape of the apse at the eastern end of the building. Only the third partita for two viols and continuo, a study in echo effects, risks lapsing into banality. As the object of interest is approached, the echo becomes booming, and the dolphins adjust by decreasing the intensity of the emitted sounds. Show More Sentences InstantDesigner then automatically configures the system including echo canceller references, bus assignments, and matrix mixer settings. In the case of the New Orleans Saints, the middle management failed to echo the league's tone, and the compliance calamity ensued. But unlike the one-sided echo chambers of old, consumers can have their say too. Many of the choric odes in Atalanta formally echo the song of Philomela in the tradition of lyric pain. Rutland shares a board with neighbouring Leicestershire, an echo of the 18th century Leicestershire and Rutland Cricket Club. Engineers first attempted to solve the strong echo by suspending a canvas awning below the dome. Dingoes roam the rocky outcrops as the calls of shore birds echo behind the heath-covered dunes. Further, as Pamela Gradon observes, at no point does Langland echo Wycliff's characteristic teachings on the sacraments. This is a case of supermetaphor called metalepsis by Quintilian and transumptio by Geoffrey of Vinsauf. The images echo one another. Ultrasound breast revels a course internal echo, a hypoechoic mass with an irregular border and occasionally a lobulated mass. The United Nations Declaration and Universal Declaration of Human Rights also echo the American constitutional tradition. His introduction imitates the work of Orosius, and his title is an echo of Eusebius's Historia Ecclesiastica. The device that is to echo the characters should be optioned for echoplexing. This soft toy was, some say, an echo back to the austerity war years when families made their own toys. Paradise Lost, as Teskey observes, is a cento, a vast echo chamber of classical texts, all twisted into new shapes. The echo canceler is basically an adaptive tapped delay-line filter with near and far-end sections. Black cockatoos filled the air above her and their harsh screeching seemed only to echo the hostile nature of the bush. This is a story about the toxicity of the right-wing echo chamber. Illuminated at night, the whimsical dinosaurs flank the Central Park West staircase and echo the Barosaurus mount in the Roosevelt Rotunda. Alternatively tie a small arrangement of dried flowers and evergreens to the chairback and echo that in a centre setting. Find more words! 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