And if there's one thing we've learned from "24" it's that anybody named Kim, with a father schooled in dirty work by the U.S. government, will have a large echo chamber where her brain is meant to be.
Type III Echoes have a large echo reflection zone and relatively weak reflection.
If the wings are perpendicular to the incoming chirp sound waves, it creates a large echo, but if they are parallel, the wings offer a very small target.
Taking a step back from Chuy's work one can see this theme writ large; echoed in all the work is a remarkable ability to connect disparate geographies.
Garden advocates, who have battled the city for years to keep community gardens from being turned over to developers, by and large echoed the sentiment.
The view from his terrace, over sloping garden where large, friendly dogs roam, is tremendous.For all its charm, it is a large, echoing sort of place, in which a single man might rattle around.
Almost the whole movie takes place around a large, echoing house in the country, which seems less of a Nirvana hangout than the natural habitat of Miss Marple, and Blake duly spends his time dodging in and out of doors, fleeing the imprecations of friends.
The heart is surrounded by a large echo-free rim (open arrow), the pericardial effusion.
In their coverage, newspaper writers, by and large, echoed the same language that their blogger counterparts chose.
What bothered me is that Chautauqua's distinguished panel were, by and large, echoing their audience: dismissing, denigrating, making light of, those who "don't believe" in global warming (which we greenies prefer to call Climate Change or Global Weirding).
It's critical that you remember that precious three-ring binder before you cross town, because in two hours you'll have another interview with another company in another large echoing room.
