Sentence examples for significant echo from inspiring English sources

And am I giving too much away if I mention that the name Cutler is a significant echo of the title?

The most significant findings from the ice survey were a positive reading from the metal detector, coupled with a significant echo from the Ground Penetrating Radar, both from the small area where the frame is assumed to have sunk.

NTpBNP (median 715 (46 to 10, 484) pg/ml) and TI (median 0.28 (0 to 50) u/l) levels were both significantly elevated without any significant ECHO abnormalities and 24 patients required renal replacement therapy.

Bartlett has written his play in blank verse and has modeled it on Shakespeare's history plays, though there are significant echoes of the tragedies, too – Macbeth most particularly.

While the Baltimore and Berlin versions have one of two Roman and Florentine edifices that recall actual built structures, all three "Ideal Cities" are essentially works of the imagination, depicting cities that never existed and the like of which were never realized during the Renaissance or after, although there are some significant echoes in them of architectural features of Federico's palace.

Sometimes there exists data gaps which can occur due to many reasons, such as power failure, malfunctioning in the radar, considering significant echoes only (SNR ≥ −12 dB), etc.

This is sometimes referred to as "Voting with Your Dollar," and it's one of the most significant echoes I can make.

For convenience, some zones are marked on the spectrograms where significant reduction in echo and noise can easily be observed.

It is clear that the employment of the decorrelation module seems to not provide a significant boost of echo reduction performance.

The noise contribution in the transmission room does not have a significant impact on echo reduction performance, as confirmed by Figure 11C.

For convenience, some zones are marked on the spectrograms where significant reduction in echo and noise can easily be observed Figure 15 MSEs for the utterance shown in Figure 14.(a) Without conditions and (b) with conditions.