Sentence examples for secondary echo from inspiring English sources

One important example was verification of the so-called "double bounce" effect which occurs when a secondary echo is observed for a given target at twice the true target range, due to a round-trip reflection between the radar sensor and the strongly reflective target (the phenomenon can be observed in the stacked raw radar traces shown in Fig. 12) (Skolnik 2001).

Fig. 9 A scheme of the IAR excitation by a lightning discharge and formation of the secondary echo-pulse observed on the ground.

These secondary echo-impulses are probably caused by the partial reflection of wave energy of the initial lightning pulse from the upper boundary of the ionospheric Alfven resonator in the topside ionosphere.

A close look at the RTI map for that night confirms the appearance of a primary plume followed by a secondary echoing structure.

Chief economist Max Wolff of Manhattan Venture Partners, a New York-based merchant bank focused on the secondary market, echoes Caro's sentiment.

A price increase on the secondary market would have echoes in the primary market: lenders, assured of a decent recovery for their defaulted loans, might have more incentive to issue debt to risky borrowers — the antithesis of Strike Debt's goals.

His complaints, of an overly bureaucratic, centralised and underfunded education service, are echoed in primary and secondary schools across the country.

His criticisms were echoed by Vin Harrop, a "secondary modern boy" who worked his way up to head the Council of Regional Theatre before entering BBC management.

The evidence of a mismatch between clinicians' and patients' perceptions of consultations echoes findings from other secondary care settings, notably in rheumatology clinics [ 45].

We have built a neutron resonance spin echo (NRSE) spectrometer with two secondary spectrometer arms, in order to double the solid angle of detectable neutrons.

We further note that the shape of the west-wall echoes is relatively smooth, indicating that secondary EPBs have not yet formed.