Sentence examples for consider to echo from inspiring English sources

The comedian made international headlines in 2013 when French footballer Nicolas Anelka was banned for five matches by English football authorities for using a gesture created by Dieudonné that many consider to echo the Nazi salute.

The difference between the ending time and the starting time is considered to be the echo duration.

He called it The Selfish Gene, a title he later considered to contain an unconscious echo of Oscar Wilde's The Selfish Giant.

Calcification is considered to be present when echo brightness of a structure exceeds that of normal valve tissue or myocardium (in the case of papillary muscle calcium).

Spontaneous echo contrast was considered to be present when dynamic, "smoke-like" echoes were seen within the atria and could not be eliminated by changes in the gain settings [20], [21].

It should be mentioned that the SuperDARN radar needs ionospheric irregularities to receive echoes, which are considered to be generated mainly by gradient-drift instability (e.g., Keskinen and Ossakow 1983), growing in intensity if the electric field and plasma density are strong enough and properly oriented.

Since the spectral width is considered to correspond to the decorrelation time of echoes, we need to confirm that our echoes with no SYM-H-latitude relationship have similar parameters.

In VH-1's defense, I have noticed that they are at least attempting to echo back to what I consider its golden age.

While the full board will consider the proposal on Tuesday, it is widely expected to echo the committee's approval.

Highly echogenic plaques producing bright white echoes with shadowing will be considered to be calcifications.

But if AMD's marketing begins to echo the claims of its latest white paper, consider this.