That's one interpretation, echoing down the generations through stories and folklore.
The Detroit Free Press noted that the faulty interpretation was echoed by the Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Thursday, during a campaign stop in Defiance, Ohio.
The title of the Morgan show seems to echo this interpretation, though the curator, Annamaria Petrioli Tofani, a former director of the Uffizi in Florence, has done something more interesting.
In summary, these characteristics confirm the intuitive interpretation of the radar echo power images of Fig. 1a, b, i.e., turbulence in convective (saturated) cells in region (1), turbulence associated with KH instability in region (2) and stable stratification in region (3).
Divine words resonating from one age to the next, reflecting from event after event, and echoing from interpretation to interpretation, tossed back and forth from sage to sage - and what, in the end, do we learn?
All echo readers were blinded to clinical outcomes, and all final interpretations were performed by Level II echocardiographers who are testamurs of the National Board of Echocardiography Adult Comprehensive Exam.
Whilst the restrictive aspects of a diagnosis were recognised, the majority of women found that it enabled them to develop less distressing interpretations of their experience, echoing the finding that women with postnatal depression (PND) felt grateful when they discovered they had a diagnosable illness as opposed to being "crazy" or "bad mothers" [ 21].
"Echo, echo, echo," Parton jokes.
Others echo these concerns.
