Sentence examples for identifying echo from inspiring English sources

Ponomarenko et al. (2015) have developed an algorithm for calibrating the elevation angle parameter of the SuperDARN radars, which is important in identifying echo locations.

The story of how the drawing was identified echoes other tales of old master serendipity.

As the US and UK seek a diplomatic consensus over Syria, some have identified echoes of the run-up to the Iraq War in 2003.

Thus, via high-quality intracellular recordings from photoreceptor somata, it possible to identify echoes of on-going activity in their synaptic terminals in vivo [25].

Specifically, adequate information about the HPV vaccine, general health information and SRH information provision were identified; echoing findings from similar studies in other LMIC [ 28].

For this, our approach directly estimates the spectral envelope of the echo signal instead of identifying the echo path impulse response in a time domain.

AEC uses an adaptive filter identifying the echo path to obtain an echo replica that then is subtracted from the microphone signal [1 7].

However, this method needs the adaptive echo canceller to identify the echo path impulse response for eliminating the undesired echo effect, which also affects the performance of the NR algorithm.

LiDAR manufacturers have attempted to reduce this influence with multi-return and waveform LiDAR, which are capable of either identifying multiple echoes per laser pulse, or recording the entire waveform that may be post-processed to the same effect.

The latter claims his main sources of inspiration as "girl groups, Rauschenberg collages and Tiffany lamps" and when challenged to identify an echo of the first of those in his band's music, Cox replies: "I don't like ripping off my influences … music doesn't need to be digested a second time and re-shat out.

This algorithm identifies the echo duration for each height individually.