Sentence examples for echo approach from inspiring English sources

The multiple echo approach provided a satisfactory (48±7%) increase in signal-to-noise ratio with respect to conventional methods.

The multiple echo approach provided satisfactory vessel localization capacity by using asymmetric triangular phase masking and a 4-mm-thick mIP.

Water suppression was achieved using the double pulsed field gradient spin echo approach.

Water suppression was achieved by usage of the double pulsed field gradient spin echo approach.

The echoing approach, up a flight of uncarpeted stone steps past bare walls, is chill and uninviting.

In spite of the obvious differences among the numerical schemes adopted, the approach that we propose here and the ECHO-approach share the common feature of requiring a single (per cell) conversion from the conserved to the primitive variables.

Spin-echo images were employed as opposed to the faster gradient-echo, as spin-echo approaches are less prone to confounds from radiofrequency inhomogeneity in assessment of T1 changes than are gradient echoes.

Two countries separated by a common language, and etc. Cognisant of such transatlantic riptides, NBC will echo its approach to Premier League football and carry British match commentary.

In fact, instead of taking down Dr. Dean -- who has surged in several recent state or regional polls -- several Democrats seemed to be trying to echo the approach that has made the former governor so popular among partisans.

In order to overcome the problems associated with the conventional coastline echo simulation approach, we apply fractal theory to the coastline echo simulation process, since fractal theory is widely used as a graphics tool for generating natural-looking shapes like coastlines, rivers, mountains, and other natural features (Pentland 1984).

By imposing fixed weights to the recurrent connections, the echo state approach avoids the well-known difficulties faced by recurrent neural network training strategies, but still preserves, to a certain extent, the potential of the underlying structure due to the existence of feedback loops within the dynamical reservoir.