Sentence examples for is thus echoed from inspiring English sources
The paradigmatic shift from a monistic to a pluralistic understanding of the evolutionary processes is thus echoed by a graph-theoretical shift, from trees (i.e, connected acyclic graphs) to networks (i.e., connected graphs which may contain reticulations).
"Yes we can," the slogan of the Obama march, was thus excitedly echoed in millions of youthful voices.
Westminster is thus reverberating to echoes of the 1980s, when as a cabinet big beast, Michael Heseltine (as he then was), challenged Margaret Thatcher's approach to reforming the economy.
The single-shot fast spin echo sequence (SSFSE) or RARE sequence [15] uses spin echoes (compared with FLASH and bSSFP, which utilise gradient echoes) and is thus conceptually different from the previous imaging sequences.
Sound has to travel through the air to the object, in this case the insect, and back to the sender to be perceptible as an echo, and is thus strongly subjected to attenuation.
It is thus likely that they adapt emission levels to the echo reflection properties of the environment to some degree; fainter in confined, echo-cluttered environments and louder in more open, less cluttered situations.
Being "differently different" thus echoes Homi Bhabha's "almost the same but not quite" adage (Bhabha 1994).
The shame is everywhere echoed.
The sentiment is echoed in business circles.
That is a view echoed by John.
His concern is echoed elsewhere.
