The work cutely echoes performance pieces by artists like Chris Burden, but maybe you have to be there.
Libya's government also severed communications, blaming foreign meddlers, warning of chaos, and suggesting that reforms are in the offing.Even the televised speeches by Saif al-Islam and Mr Qaddafi himself, while more chilling in tone, echoed performances by Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali of Tunisia and Hosni Mubarak of Egypt.
"The points total over the last six to eight weeks has not echoed performances and if we can keep putting in performances like that, we can put pressure on teams above us and we will do that right until the end".
At this rate, it's not exactly set to echo its performance in the USA, where it has so far grossed $134m£92.3m3m).
In this section, the novel and the previously proposed SA filtering concepts will be compared to each other and to classical adaptive filters in terms of computational complexity (Section 5.1) and echo cancellation performance (Section 5.2).
In this section, we present the reference signals and algorithmic parameters used, as well as the different metrics used to analyze signal sparsity, tap selection, and echo cancellation performance.
After an early medley of the evolution of music that touches on everything from classical, to rock, to classic rock, the singers soon echo that performance with a similar one showcasing the music from famous movies of the past.
The results echo the performance observed with face recognition in the previous experiment (Table 1).
Thus, although patients could provide rich semantic, associative, and contextual information, they specifically could not imagine the spatial structure of the scene, echoing their performance on the scene construction task.
In this vein, the review found that many of the findings and recommendations emerging here (at least those related to performance) echo those of previous reviews, evaluations and assessments of UNICEF's action in other emergencies.
