Sentence examples for indirect echo from inspiring English sources

However, this provides only an indirect echo of neural activity, according to Gallant.

Concerning the second aspect, this theme would find an indirect echo in the doctrine of the ground of the soul elaborated by Dietrich of Freiberg and Meister Eckhart.

Leading a quartet called Boom Tic Boom, Ms. Miller leaned toward the post-bop end of the spectrum, with distinct if indirect echoes of Ornette Coleman's free-form blues vernacular.

The trip to Italy had a strong effect on Dürer; direct and indirect echoes of Italian art are apparent in most of his drawings, paintings, and graphics of the following decade.

When she says that "the new tax schedule Mellon's men drew up was a beauty to behold," those are her wide-eyed words, not some bit of indirect discourse meant to echo Coolidge.

His checklist of "thresholds" echoes his catalogue of "indirect benefits".

Indirect imaging of caries lesions with conventional spin echo techniques was published by Tymofiyeva et al. Contrast between the teeth and the surrounding tissue was achieved by adding a contrast agent in the oral cavity.

Buruma shows, for instance, that the trendy, anti-imperial multiculturalism favored in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom actually echoes those countries' policies of colonial indirect rule, in which native cultures were segregated and preserved so they could be dominated more easily.

After the linear combination the echo and anti-echo FIDs for each time increment of the indirect dimension are stored alternately.

T2*-weighted echo-planar imaging was performed using blood oxygen level dependent (BOLD) contrast as an indirect marker of local neuronal activity.

The presence of some echoes received after the first direct path is also clearly seen and can be ascribed to indirect paths between the tag and the reader.