Sentence examples for false echo from inspiring English sources

Experiments also observed some false echo signals that occur due to curved container surface.

Their biggest complaint against the book — a legitimate one — is the word "apartheid" in the title, with its false echo of the racist policies of the old South Africa.

Sometimes, Mr. Acharya said, different layers of ocean water, due to differences of temperature and salinity, result in a false echo and confuse the whales, making them think shallow waters are deep.

But in practice, the images display numerous shadows, false echoes, and other noise that increase the problems of interpretation.

"Side-scan sonar is not a photograph and it can create false echoes, so it's not crystal clear what exactly it is that you're recording," Radford said.

Then an image synthesis system produces the required modulation for the false-target and the false-echo is transmitted to the ISAR.

But spectrum modification technique brings some false target echo in the upper left corner of the reflectivity section.

In Britain and Norway, the military has objected to some designated coastal sites, saying that wind parks can produce false radar echoes and disturb telecommunications.

Without any regulatory responsibilities, the critics have created the false impression, echoed by the media, that a "growing consensus" exists among most scientists that BPA is dangerous.

Senior Russian leaders echo false stories that have been circulating in the press and on social media.

President Trump waded into the dispute last year, echoing false or exaggerated allegations that white farmers were being forced off their land by the government and killed in large numbers.