Sentence examples for means echo from inspiring English sources

ECHO means echo addition with 100-ms delay and 50% decay.

And this of course means Echo – even though she was wiped remotely last week, and seems to be having a few imprint-retention issues.

That means Echo users could then text anyone using voice commands, not only other Echo owners.

That means, echoing Ecclesiastes, that there is a time when only laughter will do.

But Mitt Romney is the Fox News candidate and apparently that means echoing every dark, incoherent attack that the talk channel can conjure up.

Often, this will mean echoing the aspirations of the citizens of the country at large.

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MeqaleH Forto, which means Echoes of Forto, is said to have been inspired by the attempted coup on 21 January this year.

And for Tan Dun, it means echoes of the pipa, the Chinese lute, in his guitar concerto, Yi2, which brandishes a panoply of whispering percussion, against which the guitar notes play like the plash of a waterfall in a Chinese garden.

But [4] shows that PCI algorithm can separate several similar echoes (which means echoes with slight time shift or/and Doppler shift) differing in powers.

The Corridor Art Gallery takes its name from its entranceway, a corridor that has a mean echo and, for now, is decorated with drawings of Barbie and Ken dolls in compromising positions and various states of undress and decapitation.