Sentence examples similar to an echoic response from inspiring English sources

It is an echoic city, filled with shadows".

The lyrics are an echoic tangle of taut pun and babytalk, hiding pain behind joyously silly misdirection.

A trill, for example, would continue into an echoic haze, augmented by vocalizations (fragments from Gaugin's Tahitian travel diary) as the live flute line worked its way into an expansive, haunting melody.

Webster's New World ducks any etymology and dismisses the second-order reduplication (changing the second letter to produce a rhyme) as an echoic colloquialism based in "baby talk".

As previously defined, the B-lines are an "echoic, coherent bundle with a narrow basis, spreading from the pleural line to the edge of the screen without fading".

The authors of [185] have recently extended the DUET algorithm to separation of more than two sources in an echoic mixing scenario in the time-frequency domain.

The increased mean noise recorded when compared with the sound level meter alone may represent an echoic effect of the polystyrene head.

Bottlenose dolphins are also able to extract shape information, suggesting they are able to form an "echoic image" or sound picture of their targets.

The wall of the reticulum appeared as an echoic line, similar to adult cattle [ 6, 8].

The pia mater appeared as an echoic line adjacent to the spinal cord.

The wall appeared as an echoic line 1.7 ± 0.68 mm thick.