They make an interesting pair — though the Fassbinder works better — echoing and inverting each other.
Clearly, the novel ESA-HM is a very well performing alternative to the PBSA-HGM, which leads to comparable or even better echo reduction in double-talk situations.
Notice that a better echo and noise suppression rule through G ̃ ( i, k ) is formulated to apply higher attenuation using (1 -p(H0|Y i, k))) consisting of echo or noise (or both) alone while preserving the quality of the near-end speech.
Her songs that dipped into heartland rock or, better, held echoes of Mexican traditions.
Alexa is getting better, the Echo is getting smaller and Amazon will stop at nothing to bring its smart assistant into your home, even if that means issuing a second generation of its Dot hardware a mere months after the original, at virtually half the price.
As Apple's device is aimed more at music lovers than those who want a smart speaker, Amazon could counter with an upgraded, better-sounding Echo in response.
Better yet, it echoes a distant Bowery practice known as slumming, in which gaggles of Gilded Age gentry would tour its saloons, opium dens and slums, all for that fluttering thrill of There but for the Grace of God — and the Breaks of Privilege and Birthright — Go I.
(The tactic of removing children from their parents' care in order to better enforce assimilation echoes a dark chapter of Denmark's colonial history in Greenland, which found Inuit children placed in Danish foster homes in an attempt to turn them into "little Danes").
Feeling the hot gaze of my partner a man who watches on in confusion and fear on my crying face after a heated argument; one where I expected "too much" and my neediness got the better of me, echoes Martin Charcot's display of hysteria once-upon-a-time.
The observed gender difference in anatomy, where males performed significantly better than females echoes the findings of Snelling et al. [ 30], who reported that females tend to react more adversely to cadaveric dissections.
