Sentence examples for experienced echo from inspiring English sources

E′ was measured with both TDI modalities by a single experienced echo technician.

I experience echoes of those moments every week as I prepare to write my blog.

Such experiences echo the so-called flash crash.

Ablett's experiences echo those of many others who find they simply cannot live without Facebook.

The workers' experiences echo complaints from blue collar migrants about being excluded from Qatar's national day celebrations in December.

Adebolajo's experiences echo those of another Briton, Mohammed Ezzouek, who, along with three others, was held in a crowded Kenya prison cell in 2007.

The confusion and disappointment the relatives experience echo the hardships of families who hoped for some confirmation of the fates of their relatives after the attack on the World Trade Center.

The children's experiences echo the findings of a recent report from the Centre for Social Justice, which found "staggering" delays and shortfalls in mental health services for children and young people.

His experiences echo the findings of a research report carried out earlier this year by the gay equality organisation Stonewall, The School Report, which found that 96% of gay pupils had heard homophobic language such as "poof" or "lezza" at school – behaviour that often goes unchallenged by teachers.

Based on our experiences, echo with a target generally has high and nonfluctuating AC values and the AC values can be obtained using DCT.

We have received e-mails and comments from many black male leaders indicating that their real-life experiences echo our findings that black leaders are required to be warm as well as competent.