Sentence examples for echo of which from inspiring English sources

Dir. of Communications Research, of Bell Laboratories, and history of Project Echo of which he was the guiding intelligence.

However, in practical application, there contains human body echo, clutter, and noise in the radar echo, of which the energy is far greater than that of the micro-Doppler signal of heartbeat and breathing.

You sense that the creators and Attenborough see themselves on a crucial mission, an echo of which can be felt in the mild pond of moral virtue that surrounds the watching of their shows.

ECHO, of which Ms. Georgieva was appointed the first dedicated Commissioner in 2010, is responsible for emergency response.

Group A (n = 5) had impaired left ventricular systolic function, documented on formal transthoracic echo, of which three had ejection fractions <25%.

He precipitated a controversy the echoes of which are still audible.

One of the songs Anderson helped to write was indeed Dry the Rain, ghostly echoes of which waft through this remarkable album.

As a slender volume called Bonjour Tristesse flew off the shelves, Françoise Sagan became a scandalous success, the echoes of which would prove impossible to silence.

The social foundation of this movement arose from the quickening of economic life in the late 18th and early 19th centuries and from the influence of the Enlightenment and the French Revolution, echoes of which, however faint, were heard among the people.

His characters were the inspiration for the Frank Loesser musical "Guys and Dolls," which has returned to Broadway at a time of economic uncertainty, echoes of which can be found in his stories.

Despite some bleating and harrumphing, echoes of which we hear to this day, the House promptly reversed course and voted for the seven-hundred-billion-dollar bill that the Bush Administration had proposed.