Associated assessment measures echoed this focus, parsing measures of knowledge, skills, and attitudes [ 7].
In many states ballot measures echo larger national trends.
The measures echo bills floating around Congress for months.
John Ashbery credited Lear as one of his chief influences, and Wallace Stevens's murmuring measures echo him as well: "There was a mystic marriage in Catawba, / At noon it was on the mid-day of the year / Between a great captain and the maiden Bawda .
The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, who has been the strongest proponent of austerity measures, echoed that description of the talks.
But the new approach does echo those measures, which sought to separate core activities then considered crucial to the broader economy from more speculative activities judged unworthy of federal support.
In most previous studies [ 9- 19, 21], ocular AL was measured by A-scan ultrasonography, which measures echo time to determine intraocular distances.
The measure, echoing one passed in New York last June, includes language assuring religious groups that they would not be required to marry same-sex couples or allow them to marry in their facilities.
The administration, while urging city voters to support the measure, echoed skepticism already expressed by several local officials who have questioned how much of what would be the largest bond act in state history would actually end up being spent in New York City.
Most comments are far from measured, echoing former Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash's words "I hope he rots in jail", but some are less and inflammatory and more exacting.
