Sentence examples for echoes as a from inspiring English sources

We briefly describe the historical background leading to the Cho et al. [1992]-theory of PMSE which tried to explain the radar echoes as a turbulent scatter where the scattering electrons have a high Schmidt number due to the fact that somewhat more than 50% of the overall negative charge is bound to heavy aerosol particles of low mobility.

Ed Kelleher of Circus called it "another masterpiece by a masterful group", noting "Fearless" as "fascinating" and praising "Echoes" as "a tone poem that allows all four group members much time to stretch their muscles".

Could it be that his promotion of conservative fiscal policies echoes, as a man who is self-made and whose father drove a cab, a belief in the dignity that comes from personal endeavor and self-reliance?

But the recent dramatic rise of al-Qaeda affiliates in Iraq and Syria echoes as a reminder that the threat of Islamist extremism has not been completely defeated -- it has gained new strengths in the past decade.

Also in September, the Southern Poverty Law Center's hate-watch blog wrote about a rise in internet-based anti-Semitism, including the use of what are called (((echoes))) as a way to call out Jews.

Also in September, the Southern Poverty Law Center's hatewatch blog wrote about a rise in internet-based antisemitism, including the use of what are called (((echoes))) as a way to call out Jews.

Taking the simulation of coastline echoes as an example, the coastline echo is generated by raw data, which are acquired from the digitalized chart and consist of a collection of coordinate points.

IGN's Matt Casamassina called the gameplay "superb" and "nearly flawless", and Vicious Sid of GamePro praised Echoes as "an extraordinary return to form".

Amazon is also making a new push to style the Echo as a more active entertainment device.

CBS ordered "In the Echo" as a 25-minute "presentation," somewhere between a preview and the show itself.

Like her colleagues, Albats has discovered that Russian officials, including active agents in the intelligence services, listen to Echo as a kind of reality check.