Collins also notably echoed some of her GOP colleagues in criticizing Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif). for not having discussed the matter with her Judiciary Committee colleagues.
Some of the lines in Mr. Jarmusch's spare screenplay ("Everything is subjective," "Reality is arbitrary") also echo Mr. Burroughs, notably "Nothing is true, everything is permitted," which the writer attributed to the 11th-century Islamic leader Hassan-i Sabbah and from which the word assassin derives.
He has published various scientific articles notably on equalization techniques, echo cancellation, hierarchical modulations and Software Radio techniques.
(This passage echoes notably off another, from "Lulu in Hollywood," in which Brooks writes, "During the twenties, no director was considered any good who could not make his actors cry real tears, and no actor was considered any good who could not shed real tears on demand").
Yet there are still some startling discoveries made during an absorbing hour, notably how neural pathways appear to echo our ideas of gender stereotypes, and how much grownups unwittingly force their own notions of gender on children.
The reticence on Kidd and Lavender's part may echo a stigma voiced most notably by Milan Kundera, in which he objected to a moralizing philosophical novel.
In the other major world markets, notably China and Europe, the adoption of EVs will echo that in the US, said Saito.
His breakthrough work in 1967 even seemed to echo "underground" comic-book stylists of the day, notably R. Crumb, though evidently he was unaware of them at first.
The privacy concerns about Buzz, and Google's rapid efforts to address its critics, echo episodes that have bedeviled other social networks, most notably Facebook.
Their alloverness and actively layered surfaces derive from Abstract Expressionism, notably the work of Jackson Pollock, while their unemphatic but clearly defined grids echo the rigorous formalism of geometric abstraction.
The richness of its dark wood exterior, which attracts a good share of passers-by, is echoed inside, notably at the long, lively bar.
