However, since no echo registrations were done in this study [ 8], no information regarding what underlying heart disease an elevated BNP value would represent could be obtained.
The radar observations, however, show that no echoes are detected by the vertical beam until about 23 35 LT. Figure 6 shows our third example of airglow-radar observations.
"The Stunt Man," his most cheerful project, has fared better, and O'Toole, with a grateful nod toward Lean, enjoyed himself to no end as a tyrannical film director; even then, however, the echo of his more dandified selves proved difficult to dispel.
However, acoustic echo suppression is often also used as a post-filtering method after AEC [10 15].
However, the echo signals are downsampled to the Nyquist rate for the outlined processing steps.
However, to echo her deeply insufferable quoting of Shakespeare, therein lies the rub.
They do, however, echo his feeling for landscape, exchanging blood-and-soil philosophy for cosmopolitan environmentalism.
His use of non-union contract workers, some concealing their identities under balaclavas and spirited across violent picket lines, did, however, echo the tactics of another Australian businessman, but in a different country.
Many still, however, echo Mr Ocalan's long-standing demand that Kurds should be able to have their own Kurdish-language schools and broadcasting (which is not, in fact, banned by the constitution).
However, in an echo of the see-saw pattern in stock markets those gains were later erased and Brent was trading at about $33 a barrel, near a low hit in 2004.
