Sentence examples for behavior as an echo from inspiring English sources
"Massacre at the Palace" presents this behavior as an echo of earlier royal black sheep like Crown Prince Surendra, who in the mid-19th century "would order his subjects to jump down a well or ride a horse off a cliff, just to see whether they would die".
But some party loyalists saw his behavior after the hurricane as an echo of his convention keynote address in August, when he trumpeted his own accomplishments but made scant reference to Mr. Romney.
As an echo chamber, it has given them life.
During these data gaps, if the echo duration before and after is more than the data gap then the data gap is also considered as an echo presence, otherwise the data gap is considered as an echo absence.
This signal is picked up as an echo by the belt microphones.
The Poisson's ratio of Zr-based bulk metallic glasses in the system Zr63−xCu24AlxNi10Co3 was found to exhibit a non-monotonous behavior as a function of x when measured with ultrasound by the pulse echo technique.
It's a sentiment echoed by high-profile cultural figures including actors Emma Thompson and Mark Rylance, playwright Mark Ravenhill, musician Matthew Herbert and visual artist Raoul Martinez, who describes fossil fuel companies' behavior as "a crime against humanity on a par with genocide".
Consider evasive behavior as a bad sign.
His followers act as an echo-chamber, magnifying his nastiness.
Each functional scan consists of 96 sequential images as an echo-planar sequence.
