Sentence examples for cause echo from inspiring English sources

As was mentioned, rain and other forms of precipitation can cause echo signals that mask the desired target echoes.

Thereby, each echo experiences a typical life-cycle: the reflectors cause echo traces that persist, approach, and depart along with the occasionally shadowed LOS path.

Ionospheric phase contamination can be regarded as a multiplicative modulation on the signal, and it will cause echo to be extended in the Doppler domain.

Strange attractors?" It's been several years since Ian Malcolm, the charismatic mathematician in Jurassic Park, tried to roughly explain the ins and outs of chaos theory the concept that certain events, as small as they are, cause echoes in time which can lead to adverse effects.

Deep-scattering layer, horizontal zone of living organisms, usually schools of fish, occurring below the surface in many ocean areas, so called because the layer scatters or reflects sound waves, causing echoes in depth sounders.

When India's prime minister met his Pakistani counterpart in New York on September 29th, each had cause to echo the sentiment.

Transmission and algorithmic processing cause the echo to be transmitted back to the originator with a delay, hence impeding effective communication.

"Freaks are called freaks," observed author James Baldwin, "and are treated as they are treated -- in the main, abominably -- because they are human beings who cause to echo, deep within us, our most profound terrors and desires".

You have to have earphones plugged in when recording so your microphone doesn't pick up the beat and cause an echo.

This layer is transparent to radio waves and permits the recording of echoes from the upper regions of F-layers, but can cause scatter echoes over a large range of frequencies, even exceeding foF2.

Daily recurring and descending layers in August is evidence for strong tidal modulation of the dynamic processes that cause the echoes.