As readers, our journey of discovery echoes that of the characters.
All these lessons, from the street to the concert stage, find a place in "Rome and Jewels"; in Rome's journey of self-discovery, Mr. Harris echoes his own -- from "Cro-magnon Man," as he put it, to someone who is "fully human".
The ambassadors are identified as intrepids: modern day explorers fuelled by a celebration of discovery and echoing the adventurous spirit of the brand itself.
Correll's findings echo a discovery made by the psychologist Amy Cuddy.
Reichenbach's distinction (1938) between the contexts of discovery and justification which echoed distinctions made since Kant (Hoyningen-Huene 1987) and was observed already by Carnap in the Aufbau was often employed to shield philosophy not only from contact with the sciences as practiced but also culture at large.
The official Cuban media has vociferously emphasized the magnitude of this discovery, but also echoed Cuban Vice President Miguel Díaz Canel's declaration: "In spite of the roadblocks in various sectors, we cannot bypass the will of millions of people who do want to achieve peace".
Yet there are still some startling discoveries made during an absorbing hour, notably how neural pathways appear to echo our ideas of gender stereotypes, and how much grownups unwittingly force their own notions of gender on children.
"Echo, echo, echo," Parton jokes.
These words echo a line from the "Kreutzer Sonata," when Pozdnyshev describes his first quarrel with his wife as "the sudden discovery of the abyss that had been dug between us".
His sentiments echo those interwoven in the mission statements of many start-up companies: "Our goal is to give scientists back the time they need in which to facilitate discovery," says Biocompare's Young.
