Sentence examples for echo cannot be from inspiring English sources

The results show that the method used to process the data to evaluate the time-of-flight of the echo signal can significantly affect the value of the depth measurement, especially in the cases when the verticality of the sensor with respect to the surface causing the main echo cannot be guaranteed.

But Amazon Music's connection with the Echo speaker cannot be overlooked.

A TH echo pulse cannot be detected on the Earth surface because of a low penetration of the electric mode into the highly resistive atmosphere.

For example, the TE echo time cannot be too long or too short.

The third echo-pulse cannot be reliably revealed for this event.

In the before-and-after models, people serve as their own controls, so the estimates for the effect of the echo-intervention cannot be biased by any factors that do not vary temporally.

Higher calcification has been correlated with increased pressure gradients in echo, but it cannot be used to diagnose or rule out aortic stenosis [21, 22] Calcification is an independent risk predictor for disease progression and adverse clinical outcome [23, 24].

While strain can be computed from high-frequency echo signals, stress cannot be directly determined from tissue measurements.

Even if the rear side echo has larger amplitude than the target echoes, the second highest peak cannot be viewed as the representation of the rear-side echo for sure since there is a possibility that the target echoes overlap with the rear side echo partly as long as the targets are located close to the wall.

Although the backscatter from field-aligned irregularities (FAI) associated with sporadic E (Es) layer are generally believed to be extremely aspect-sensitive, the beam broadening effect induced by the along- and cross-radar-beam drifts of the irregularities on Doppler spectral width of the echoes may be significant and cannot be totally ignored.

The final criticism that Alexander's pattern language is cumbersome to use [28] echoes the view that patterns cannot be empirically tested, in that both are criticisms of the pattern language concept and lack precursors in Alexander's conceptualisation of the theory.