Sentence examples for echo response of from inspiring English sources

The liver was graded for markers of hepatic steatosis using established criteria (13– 15) including a bright hepatic echo pattern (compared with the echo response of the right kidney), increased attenuation of the echo beam, and the presence of focal fatty sparing.

In performance evaluation, the pulse-echo response of a representative composite element showed the center frequency of 14.4 MHz and the −6 dB fractional bandwidth of 69.4%.

"It's not required information," said Mr. Davis of Exxon, echoing responses from Chevron, Royal Dutch/Shell and other big producers.

This algorithm exploits both sparseness of the echo response and also sparseness of the input signal in order to achieve high performance without high computational cost.

"They've seen none of it," Bizzle protests, echoing the response of some east Londoners in the aftermath of the riots.

The researchers then characterized the echo response time and frequency of the resulting sound reflection patterns, which varied according to the number and size of the branches and leaves on each plant.

Also, in the echo-cancellation-based DMT system, the TEQ can be used to jointly shorten the echo response thus reducing the complexity of the echo canceler.

This paper begins by providing a review of techniques that aim to give improved echo cancellation performance when the echo response is sparse.

The condition of exile encompasses a wide variety of circumstances, but they are all pathetic in one way or another, and if that unhappy subaltern felt sorry for himself at the start of the Victorian age, he was exactly echoing the responses of the most famous exile of them all 19 centuries before.

Her fresh (and extremely funny) reactions echoed the responses of many other viewers to the movie's most bizarre scenes.

In small scale studies (where the effect of depth-wise attenuation is effectively ignored), a peak is measured in the strength of the echo responses at intermediate concentrations, due to a balance of the backscatter and attenuation components on the overall signal.