Sentence examples for echo the development from inspiring English sources

The biases making their way into facial recognition algorithms echo the development of color film.

Landscapes of the Four Seasons, which was remounted as a hand scroll, echoes the new development of bird's-eye view composition exemplified in the work of Li Tang.

Designer Jo Thompson uses the architecture and landscaping of new development to echo the barracks past and throw forward to its future.

Privately, this is a concern for those working in development, who echo the views expressed by locals that the central government has never cared about them.

Designed by the concert hall's architect, Frank Gehry, the Grand Avenue development will echo the Time Warner Center in some respects — the plans call for a five-star 275-room Mandarin Oriental Hotel, luxury condominiums, restaurants run by celebrity chefs and an upscale food market.

The Prime Minister's high words for the project are echoed in the development's many amenities, including a luxury hotel, serviced residential apartments and "a top-class shopping experience" along the 241,000m2 tower's base that itself opens up onto a recreational urban park, Vinhomes Central Park.

This broader approach echoes the development of 'quality of life'-focussed assessments in the wider field of health care.

Democratic strategists echo the point.

Subsequent commercials echo the first.

echo The battle is waging.

Echoing the 2009 curriculum development workshop format, Summer workshop teachers deepened their exploration of bioinformatics and related careers by touring local research facilities and learning about next-generation DNA-sequencing technology and other high-throughput data-generation and analysis techniques.