Hence, we conclude that extracting echoes of interest from signals containing many overlapping echoes is a difficult segmentation problem in echolocation that could be partially addressed by having a spatial selection mechanism such as a noseleaf.
Love Canal represents one of those moments when ordinary Americans discovered that they would have to fight for their own welfare against corporate interests and against the governmental echo of those interests.
Discussions with journalists and science writers seem to echo the lack of interest in chemicals, environment, and health.
Mr. Bush's comments today in Austin, Tex., were echoed by representatives of interest groups whose fortunes are tied closely to policy set by the agriculture department.
The poor coverage in the majority of newspapers echoes the lack of interest originally shown by editors when the Guardian started to run articles about phone hacking at the News of the World prior to 2009.
The Department for Culture, Media & Sport's "meta-evaluation" of volunteering legacy echoed the surge of interest in the first report, but warned, "... going forward the challenge will be to maintain and build on this momentum to ensure this enthusiasm is not lost".
WINNER Echoes Of Love - Omar Akram.
Flynt cited Franklin Roosevelt's use of the phrase "economic royalists," which was itself an echo of the moneyed interests targeted by Andrew Jackson, who earned the nickname King Mob after his Inauguration, in 1829, brought hordes of precursors of the Hustler subscribers and WrestleMania fans of our time to the White House lawn.
T.H.E.M. Anime Reviews considered Sakura to be a stereotypical echo of similar love interests of protagonists in other shōnen manga, and that she was not likable.
Los intereses creados (1907; The Bonds of Interest), echoing the 16th-century commedia dell'arte, is his most enduring work.
