Sentence examples for thin echo from inspiring English sources

The thin echo layers were quite regularly spaced vertically without evidence of merging.

These sonographic signs refer to different echo patterns such as the "thin echo pat-tern" or "dense echo pattern" or their combination [4].

These characteristics are consistent with the persistency and steadiness of the thin echo layers monitored by the radar during the UAV flights in the stratified region (3) (Fig. 1a).

The KH braids were capped by a persistent and thin echo layer at the altitude of ~ 2.45 km and by more or less well-defined enhanced echo layers between them (Fig. 1a, b).

Another of her voices is a less emphatic, tonally thinner echo of Sarah Vaughan.

Valued at $150,000 to $250,000, its tall, thin tailfins echo General Motors' LeSabre concept car of 1951.

But it's a brilliantly engineered performance, from the way his thin face echoes the churn of Richard's emotions – fear, bewilderment, righteous but suppressed anger – to how he lets his voice trail away when he realises no one is listening to him.

The results show that although the features of deep-seated lipoma are more variable than those reported for subcutaneous lipomas, the presence of thin internal echoes in conjunction with other less specific features should enable a correct diagnosis.

Without exciting leads (except Ms. Hong), some of the smaller performances came into sharper focus: Earle Patriarco's warm Ping; Charles Anthony's querulous Emperor Altoum, with a thin nasality that echoed the actual Peking opera style and worked very well; Oren Gradus's respectable Timur.

The best of the score's several songwriters are the team of Matthew Gerrard and Robbie Nevil, whose auto junkyard anthem, "The Boys Are Back," echoes Thin Lizzy's 1976 hit "The Boys Are Back in Town" filtered through Michael Jackson's "Beat It," and is frenziedly performed by a male chorus executing post-break-dance acrobatics on the hoods of rusted cars.

He's got a tone, though, heavily echoed and thin as a harpsichord's, and a pervasive vibe of grief.