Sentence examples for fit to echo from inspiring English sources
Austen saw fit to echo this exchange in "Persuasion" (1818).
The issue continues to echo politically.
The method is analogous to echo planar CSI but utilizes conventional gradient echoes, exploiting the principle of spectroscopic bandwidth extension by interleaving temporally offset gradient-echo trains.
IDC appears to echo the observations of analysts like Gartner, who have been pointing out that tablets are following a sales cycle more akin to PCs than smartphones (fitting since it's PCs that tablets are believed to be replacing).
I want to echo Martin Luther King.
One thread of Lapine's story concerns a five-year-old girl who has been found starved to death in her family's apartment, months after the Administration for Children's Services deemed her mother fit to raise her — a deliberate echo of the Nixzmary Brown case, from 2006, in which a seven-year-old in Brooklyn was killed by her mother and stepfather, even after reports of abuse had been made.
Intensities of the regions of interest in spleen, liver and kidney from the even numbered echoes (accurately refocused in CPMG phase cycled echo trains) were fit to an exponential decay with a minimum to match the noise level measured in the images.
The resulting total electron production rate along the meteor track can then be used to compute the head echo and the exercise iterated to get the best fit to the observations.
