Sentence examples for techniques that echo from inspiring English sources

Evie leads us towards the heart of her darkness via narrative techniques that echo her fragile state of mind.

The photographs are printed from paper negatives, a technique that echoes photography's beginnings.

He has amplified this point recently, saying: 'I am interested in seeing if you can create on film pieces that feel contemporary and urgent.' Even his new thriller comments backhandedly on current moral neuroses, featuring, as it does, scenes of illicit torture techniques, such as hooding, that echo events in Iraq.

Furthermore, acquisition techniques that combine both short echo times and high signal-to-noise ratio efficiency, such as twisted projection imaging [13] or density-adapted sampling [14] are favourable for 23Na MRI.

This paper begins by providing a review of techniques that aim to give improved echo cancellation performance when the echo response is sparse.

Is that echo real?

"Do you hear that echo?" he asks.

Single-voxel H-MRS was carried out by means of an echo time (TE) of 35 ms and a repetition time (TR) of 2000 ms with a spin echo technique that uses selective excitation with gradient spoiling for water suppression.

The technique is analogous to ultrasound, except that echoes of light are used instead of echoes of sound.

H-MRS was carried out by means of a short echo-time (ET) of 35 msec and a repetition time (RT) of 2,000 msec and 128 accumulations by using a single-voxel stimulated-echo acquisition-mode localization sequence with a spin-echo technique that uses selective excitation with gradient spoiling for water suppression.

That echoed the attitude in Damascus.