"If we are going to test a duck, we really need to know what a duck sounds like with no echoes - remembering that an echo is a late-delayed reflection from a surface like a cliff," said Prof Cox.
Wheeler, M. E., Petersen, S. E. & Buckner, R. L. Memory's echo: vivid remembering reactivates sensory-specific cortex.
It's a heightened reality onscreen: alas, when I slurp, the results instead echo the remembered soundtrack of my immigrant Hungarian grandfather, participating at our family dinner table with faulty dentures.
And as Mr. Kennedy's words still echoed, she remembers, the men around her, laborers with the United Auto Workers, hurtled to their feet.
I hope, someday, for all of my children to echo something else I remember saying when I was young: "I'd do it, but my folks would kill me".
So the next time you stay at the Wynn in Vegas, just remember Big Echo is listening.
Echo and the Bunnymen: Remember these classic alternative rockers with an edgy synth sound?
According to Richardson: "I remember Francis echoing his nanny: 'They should bring back hanging for buggery.' He was certainly not the only gay Englishman for whom guilt was intrinsic to sex".
Those of us who visited friends in the neighborhood at the turn of the '90s, or dared to eat at Robert De Niro's restaurant, TriBeCa Grill, in the days when nobody knew how to get to the Franklin Street subway stop, remember the echoing silence of those ghostly streets, where trash cans rustled with rats by night.
Heggem later told the Liverpool Echo of Gerrard: "I just remember how shy and skinny he was back then … There was a buzz when he came on as it was a great boost for the fans to see another local boy coming through".
