Sentence examples for both the echo and from inspiring English sources

More to the point though, both the Echo and Echo Dot were at the top of the retailer's list of best sellers for the year, with Amazon noting that the company had trouble keeping the things in stock, "despite [its] best efforts and ramped-up production".

And both the Echo and Google Home have features to remind users where they put things.

But in addition to going up against each other, Johnson said both the Echo and Google Home will find themselves competing with other consumer electronics that are also priced in the gift-giving "sweet spot" of below $1,000.

Based on the estimated echo power, we propose the combined power incorporating both the echo power and the background noise power.

It's a revelation because it sounds simultaneously familiar and exotic, both the echoing, minor-chord synths and Fetty Wap's digitally enhanced, highly melodic singing, which is, incidentally, more interesting than his rapping.

The Echo and Creole both sustained significant damage, and the crew and captain of the latter ship had to be rescued after she began taking on water.

The cues encoded in both the echo (lagging) and the direct transmission and echo (leading and lagging) parts of the responses are examined and their significance in view of the "precedence effect" is discussed.

However, no counterparts are found in both the echo power and velocity plots: one of the reasons may be that these acoustic waves were not accompanied appreciable focusing and defocusing of the radar waves, neither upward and downward motions of the reflection points.

The site works by sourcing information from both The Echo Nest and Discogs databases.

In addition, the results of the evaluation will allow both the donor (ECHO) and UNICEF to assess the impact of the two projects against the identified objectives and results.

The play was critically acclaimed in both the Liverpool Echo and also in Spencer Leigh's 1998 book Drummed Out The Sacking of Pete Best Pete Best is a main character in David Harrower's 2001 play Presence, premiered at the Royal Court Theatre, which dramatises the Beatles' time in Hamburg.