Sentence examples for applied echo from inspiring English sources

With digital pedals arranged under his Steinway grand, he opened pieces with long notes of watery rhapsody, letting them warp and decay; he applied echo and phasing effects.

The following parameters were applied: echo time (TE) = 2.5 ms, repetition time (TR) = 4.1 ms, phase percentage = 60 %, field of view (FOV) = 350 mm, matrix = 140 × 140, number of phases = 25, number of excitations (NEX) = 1, and slice thickness (ST) = 8 mm.

The dub effect that Horace Andy gives his own voice – as if applying echo to his singing on the fly – remains exquisite; the guitars that suddenly flood him on Angel are euphoric, but elsewhere they take the tinny thrash of cock-rock and make it even more brittle and nasty.

To our best knowledge, this is the first paper that applies the echo state network methodology to deep learning.

The final thing that he did was to create a breakdown using Auto-Tune and the Nord Lead synthesizer, applying its echo function.

Direct in vivo MRI of dental hard tissues by applying ultrashort echo time (UTE) MRI techniques has recently been reported.

For each subject, echo planar images were aligned to each other; the T1 co-registered to the mean echo planar image and normalization parameters (obtained from T1 segmentation) applied to all echo planar images (3 × 3 × 3 mm resolution), followed by smoothing (9 mm Gaussian kernel).

The following MRI sequences were applied: T1-weighted spin echo images (400 600 ms/15 ~ 25 ms TR/TE), T2-weighted fast spin echo images (1800 ~ 3000 ms/90 ~ 150 ms, TR/TE), and enhanced T1-weighted spin echo images with gadolinium-DTPA (Gd-DTPA) injection at a dose of 0.1 mmol/kg body weight.

Wavelet transform-based methods employing these wavelets (based on both wavelet ridges and modulus maxima) are developed and applied to sonic echo NDT signals used for the analysis of structural elements.

Since the MDF structure has been applied for acoustic echo cancellation (AEC) [21] and blind acoustic channel identification [29], where the impulse responses are nonsparse, the proposed SPMMax-MDF algorithm can also be potentially applied to these applications for reducing computational complexity and algorithmic delay.

30 31 When applied to local echo data, the model can be used to produce wavelet images by performing successive and overlapping wavelet analyses centred on each pixel position using a sliding window.