The echo nature of the background liver was recorded as hepatic cirrhosis or not.
A series of ultrasound features of the lesions (number, size, location, calcification, liquefaction, septa within the mass), together with the background liver echo nature, and the conditions of the portal hepatic venous systems were recorded.
Is it just the echo chamber nature of the network that makes it so?
This, coupled by the echo chambers nature of social media, might lead to the case that bots could shape public opinions in negative ways.
The overall atmosphere resonates with echoes of nature's turbulence: muddy canyons and purple galaxies seen first from the sky and then the earth.
"This created a beautiful ephemerality to the work, a sense of the fleeting, echoing the nature of the steam itself," he continues.
The echo-free nature of the chamber "creates the sensation of being in a quiet open-space of an infinite dimension," according to Crispin's artist statement.
The fact that it can show up anywhere, anytime, and disappear before the cops come and take it away, creates "a beautiful ephemerality to the work, a sense of the fleeting, echoing the nature of the steam itself," Reigelman says.
This patchwork approach seems to echo the unpredictable nature of memory itself.
Frequent descriptions of the environment, especially in his straight and realistic style, echo ancient Celtic nature poems, which were scribbled in the margins of books by monks transcribing manuscripts, said Declan Kiberd, chairman of the English department at University College Dublin, and a former elementary school pupil of Mr. McGahern.
Nevertheless, the show stays true to itself, even wrapping up the ending at a frantic pace to echo the frenzied nature of the final scene of select Shakespeare's comedies when everyone pairs off or gets rescued.
