Sentence examples for echo is known from inspiring English sources

Although the Echo is known for having "always-on" microphones to enable its voice-controlled features, the vast majority of the recordings it makes are not saved for longer than the few seconds it takes to determine if a pre-set "wake word" (usually "Alexa") has been said.

The thin line of weak radar echoes is known as a fine line.

These natural echos are known to enhance intuition and psychic abilities.

The findings largely echo what is known about the burden of injury in other disadvantaged indigenous minorities.

Assuming that the echo signal delay is known, the echoes of all chaff units are superimposed together to get the chaff cloud echo.

But last month the government gave the Tancsics Award, its top award in journalism, to Ferenc Szaniszlo, a presenter for the pro-government Echo TV channel who is known for anti-Semitic outbursts and detrimental remarks about the country's ostracized Roma minority.

Mesospheric dust/aerosols can enhance the radar echoes considerably and dust is known to exist at all heights and latitudes of the mesosphere.

This sentiment was echoed by Edward Ho, who is known as "Mr. Buzz," as he's the one who built up the Google Buzz team (a sub-unit of the Gmail team).

Since Fox News is known to echo Trump's point of view, Russian state TV has taken to airing the network's clips complaining about special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's "witch hunt" investigation.

On the other hand, the echo shift from the cartilage surface is known to reflect the sample displacement and the echo shift from the cartilage-bone interface is known to reflect the diffusivity of saline solution in the sample [ 14].

This week, though, saw the results of trials on a drug that might.The story of flibanserin, as the new drug is known, has echoes of Viagra's own tale.