Sentence examples for system echo from inspiring English sources
But there's an underlying oddity: while Sanders's calls for a redistribution of wealth and for state intervention — in health care, education, the financial system — echo what the Social Democrats of Europe were up to in the nineteen-seventies and eighties, his views often clash with the policies of those parties today.
By way of its innovative comment management system Echo, that's how.
The system echo signal experiment is carried out, and the experimental results show the error of the actual value and theoretical value is less than 4.8%.
Home automation experiments and sentient appliances aren't a new development, in 1966 Westinghouse Electric debuted their non commercial home automation system ECHO IV (Electronic Computing Home Operator) which was taking over household tasks by taking care of the family finances, computing shopping lists, controlling home temperature etc. and was housed in a large walnut wood cabinet.
The difficulties with the online system echo observations made in other studies about problems with health information systems in general [ 21].
Data from vital registration and the Rapid Mortality Surveillance system echo this recent decline with the U5MR falling from 68.9 in 2006 to 42.2 in 2011, resulting in an ARR of 10.3% per year [23].
The new system echoes the model used for schools governance in the US, although the appointments are made locally.
A few booths away, Dean Powell, 67, the retired superintendent of the local water system, echoed Ms. Perfect's endorsement of Mr. McCain, particularly because of his war record.
The snapshot the tape gave of the Saints' bounty system echoed what an N.F.L. investigation revealed that Gregg Williams had done at various times in the last three years.
ARE!... YOU ... READY!" The voice of the Olympic stadium announcer dissolved a little as the PA system echoed across the vast mosaic of empty blue seats on a drizzly, gloomy opening day of Rio 2016 athletics.
His vow to build a "new foundation for growth" on the ruins of America's collapsed banking and credit system, echoed Roosevelt's promise of "a New Deal for the American people".
