Sentence examples for echo sense from inspiring English sources

For perfusion images, a single-shot turbo field echo Sense pulse sequence was used with three slices per heartbeat.

TR = Repetition time; TE = Echo Time; FOV = Field of view; PDW = proton-density weighted; 3-D = 3-dimensional; HR = high resolution; TSE = turbo spin echo; SENSE: sensitivity encoding; SPAIR = spectrally adiabatic inversion recovery; clear = constant level appearance.

It is always reassuring to hear politicians echo common sense.

Ali Allen's design is all giant, sliding chess pieces and gauzy screens moving to echo the sense of pawn-playing and concealment, and there are some impressive, evocative touches in conjuring up locations.

Such an understanding of authorship may seem strange, yet for many writers it will echo a sense that their work is somehow foreign to them, that their characters have a life of their own, that there is terrifying mystery in how words arrange themselves on the page.

The fact that the same activity caused a spectacular display of northern lights only seemed to echo the sense of the deaths of these huge, sentient and social creatures as omens of the fallout from our disruption of the natural world.

Public areas throughout the hotel echo this sense of history, decked with artwork from Franz von Lenbach, furniture designed by Christian Sattler and Faber-Castell sculptures.

All Americans should echo the sense of urgency.

"Los Angeles has, since the pioneering age, been the limitless repository of America's dreams of the frontier," reads the exhibit's press release, and the featured paintings echo this sense of LA as a place where fantasy must reckon with reality.

"Is it orange or is it gray?" Five hours into a recent 16-hour workday, Sgt. Christopher Figliola echoed a sense among those dressed in gray that the inmates are the ones who now exhibit a sense of entitlement.

Mr. Daschle echoed that sense of urgency.