This pattern of rapid, remote signal transmission echoes the changes that occur among molecules during a phase change from solid to liquid or liquid to gas.
Some 200 miles away on the lush Burma-Thailand border, Soe Aung, the chief spokesman for the National Council of the Union of Burma, an umbrella group representing nearly all facets of Burma's opposition, echoed the change in mood.
Echoing the change of perspective from a medical to a social model of disability, this paper proposes a move from an emotional to a social model of tone of voice.
The changing fortunes of Ms. Qun's family echo the changes in China since 2008, when the government enacted a 4 trillion renminbi, or $626 billion, stimulus program to help the economy weather the global financial crisis.
The arrangement has echoes of the change in protest policing arrangements in Ferguson introduced after violent clashes between demonstrators and police in August last year.
That change echoes, strikingly, the change that brought George back to his native Chicago 17 years ago.
Across emerging Asia political concerns about rising inequality are prompting reform, often in ways that echo the changes of the Progressive Era a century ago.
The shimmery, dank lighting by Russell H. Champa echoes the quicksilver changes in tenor.
Lyrically, the song echoes the musical changes, the singer questioning assumptions and the status quo questions that could as easily be directed toward a romantic partner, a record company executive or a political leader.
It is possible that secondary neuronal plasticity and network reorganization compensate some of the encountered deficits due to deficient blindsight; these compensatory changes, while reducing the clinical repercussions of the syndrome, would also echo the compensatory changes operative in patients with blindsight (Stoerig and Cowey, 1997; Bridge et al., 2008).
