Sentence examples for echo issues from inspiring English sources

The stakeholder interviews echo issues raised in the published literature on the potential of internet services to disproportionately enable some users to take on increased responsibility for their own health care [ 31, 32].

Such questions echoes issues addressed by the literature on Tunisian transnational politics.3 Brand (2006) explores the relationship between the development of diaspora policies in Tunisia and the broader process of regime formation and consolidation during the presidencies of Habib Bourguiba (1957 1987) and Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali (1987 2011).

Figure 5 Multi-echo issue.

Therefore, our OFDM-based CPARC solves the multi-echo issue.

We are now interested in the separation of two echoes issued from the transmitted signal.

We model reverberation as a sum of echoes issued from the transmitted signal which implies that reverberation and the target echoes share almost the same properties.

Multi-echo issue: with the output of CPARC and Figure 5 in reference, we observe that RS2 will not be paired with another radar on the same subcarrier that RS1 uses to talk to itself.

Multi-echo issue: a radar receives signals not only from a transmitting radar in the neighborhood, but also the target echoes due to its own transmissions as well as the echoes due to transmissions of other radars in the vicinity, as depicted in Figure 5. Here, RS1 and RS2 transmit out their UWB Noise-OFDM signals ψ1 and ψ2, respectively.

A14 An Echo of Issues Nixon Faced The Nixon administration wrestled with issues that eerily parallel problems facing the Bush administration, previously classified documents released by the National Archives show.

These Occupy pages around the country are being used not only to echo the issues being discussed in New York about jobs, corporate greed and budget cuts, but also to talk about other problems closer to home.

The problems with processing the benefit, which replaces the old disability living allowance (DLA), echo ongoing issues with the rollout of employment and support allowance (ESA), which have also provoked profound unhappiness from disability groups.