Sentence examples for echo trace from inspiring English sources
In "Echo Trace," Heather Henson, Cheryl's younger sister who works out of Orlando, Fla., uses light and motion to create a whirling reality as fluid as the refracted planes seen through a kaleidoscope.
An irregular distortion of echo trace was observed at Kokubunji, which is the nearest station to the epicenter and is 440 km from it.
The cusp of the echo trace is caused by the rather long time delay that occurs as the sounding frequency is very close to the peak ionospheric plasma frequency.
A newly developed algorithm inverts the echo traces on a plasmagram to electron density spatial distributions.
Thereby, each echo experiences a typical life-cycle: the reflectors cause echo traces that persist, approach, and depart along with the occasionally shadowed LOS path.
The plasma frequency (fp) profile (black line and uncertainty bars) from 90 km to the F2 peak, derived from the vertical echo traces (e.g., Huang and Reinisch, 2001), is superimposed on the ionogram.
The composite of these irregularities widely known as the equatorial spread F (ESF) was first discovered by Booker and Wells 1938 in the form of range spreading echo traces in ionograms.
The vertical incidence radio sounding (ionosonde) observes the distortion of echo traces (Leonard and Barnes 1965; Yuen et al. 1969; Liu and Sun 2011; Maruyama et al. 2011, 2012, 2016a, b; Maruyama and Shinagawa 2014; Berngardt et al. 2015) and is a technique dealt with in this paper, as described further below.
Statistical methods are presented for using echo-traces from split-beam hydro-acoustic sampling to quantitatively assess fish behavior in response to a stimulus.
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The footfalls of the band members, all in their mid-20s — Mr. Miller, Jeff Prystowsky, Jocie Adams and Mat Davidson — echo as they trace where the soundboard was, where they slept, where they played, locations in the vastness all determined by the three hot-air blowers above the vast floor.
