Sentence examples similar to organization of echo from inspiring English sources
Quality of imaging and organization of echo-imaging is the topic of another chapter.
Ronald M. Atlas, president-elect of the American Society of Microbiology, the world's largest organization of germ professionals, based in Washington, echoed those concerns.
These maps echoed the hierarchical organization of military medical services on the Western Front (from casualty clearing station to base hospital at home) and spoke of the increasing militarization of British medicine and society.
He needed the reputation of Echo".
Within the transitory vapors of 19th-century English skies, he discerns smooth spheres, subtly shaded coils and regular bands that both echo and transform the colors and organization of the originals.
So, in 1998, the Guptas started an organization, Goonj (meaning "echo"), to redistribute some of it to where it was most needed.
Canadian Alumni organization of the International Space University.
"The first step is taking a real serious look at the organization," echoed Mary Scott, president of sports and brand experiences for United Entertainment Group in New York.
