Sentence examples for altered echo from inspiring English sources

Renal enlargement on US with altered echo texture is characteristic of both renal lymphoma and leukaemia.

Moriarty believes that as computer graphics improve, the faces of actors, or even political figures, could be subtly altered to echo the viewer's own features, to make them more sympathetic.

Goldwater later altered his view, echoing veteran generals who felt McNamara was "a one-man disaster".

The vibraphone fired off fierce volleys of notes, but sometimes acted almost as an echo, or alter ego, taking up a single note just as the trumpet breaks off in a way that left the sound reverberating in a rainbow haze.

Our study further shows that in one third of SAH patients, cardiac function remained altered as assessed by echo or by high circulating levels of BNP one week after admission for SAH; those patients need prolonged follow up by echo or by measures of circulating BNP.

This peculiarly weightless balance of all Calder's stabiles is echoed, hardly altered, in the mobiles hung from above.

This interference causes the spectrum of the target echo to be altered.

Jordan Henderson spoke of how "fresh" a radically altered team had been and echoed his manager's post-match comments that, at some point, this side will thrash someone.

The mix of the song differed from that found on All Things Must Pass by featuring less echo and a slightly altered backing-vocal track.

Additive noise signals from off-axis scattering, reverberation, phase aberration, and electronic (thermal) noise can all superimpose incoherent or partially coherent signals onto the recorded echoes, altering the measured coherence.

25 The album also introduced Bowie's most toxic alter ego, the Thin White Duke, an emotionless anorexic superman who echoed Thomas Jerome Newton, the literal alien he had played in Nic Roeg's The Man Who Fell To Earth.