Sentence examples for this concept is echoed from inspiring English sources
This concept is echoed by Chen Shachar, co-founder and CEO of PlaySight's SmartCourt: "imagine big data-information and video from all over the world letting you compare your performance with other players, find partners, have remote coaching" (Leybovich 2015, p. 26).
This concept is echoed in "Dissidents" (one of my fave songs ever, from his truly thrilling 1984 album, The Flat Earth).
This concept is echoed in the music video, in which a girl (Katelyn Rosaasen) is abused by her father and can be seen in the beginning of the video with several visible bruises.
That concept is echoed in a print advertisement showing a man in a tri-cornered hat driving a horse-drawn wagon and a boy rolling a hoop, which carries this headline: "250 Years Later, We're Still Traveling the Same Roads".
Said concept is echoed by the final line of the episode, where Jack suggests the crash made the survivors into blank slates that could restart.
That concept is echoing through corporate America as companies anticipate an onslaught of pleas from child services groups.
The consortium concept was echoed by Lisa Platania, a spokeswoman for Computer Associates in Islandia, who said the company had not reduced its donations but was allocating its resources differently.
These concepts are echoed in a structurally distinct study by Goodrich et al. in the November issue of Cell, which analyzed a host genomic input on fecal microbial composition, utilizing the power of twin studies (TwinsUK cohort;171 monozygotic twin pairs and 245 dizygotic twin pairs) [ 1].
This insight is echoed in the concept of "empowerment" which forms the cornerstone of community psychology (Nelson & Prilleltensky, 2005; Wallerstein, 1992) and social development (Parpart, Rai, & Staudt, 2002).
This theme is echoed in a recent debate on the topic of 'temporary intrinsics', which also connects with the earlier-mentioned concept of Cambridge change.
This sentiment is echoed by other insiders.
