Sentence examples for finds echo from inspiring English sources

The idea of a coarse, fast representation via low spatial frequencies [46] finds echo in Bar et al [47] who suggest a fast feedforward pathway to orbitofrontal cortex, which in turn directs precise, high spatial frequency information extraction in the visual input via the fusiform gyrus (see also [42], [48].

But it finds echoes everywhere.

That is a view that finds echoes in the microeconomy of Mr. Platonov's Moscow apartment.

A brief tour of the archives of The New York Times finds echoes of current disputes.

One still finds echoes of Runyon's dialogue in David Mamet's.

She finds echoes of Saadi Youssef and Mahmoud Darwish in his work.

One section, about the parents of a child with Down's syndrome, finds echoes in another about the life and loves of an actress called Milly.

The energy and iconoclasm of these two movements finds echoes elsewhere – witness the unexpected wave of support in the US for the Bernie Sanders campaign.

The charge of cosmopolitanism is heard less frequently these days, though one finds echoes of it in the idea that Jews are responsible for the evils of globalisation.

It finds echoes here in Elizabeth's early girlhood, which was spent alone with her bibliophilic, unbalanced mother in a house by the sea.

In Mexico, one finds echoes of a trend familiar to Europe: the tendency of cultures with negligible folk and popular music to produce great classical composers.