Sentence examples for time to echo from inspiring English sources

It seemed a good time to echo that," he said.

Related ArtsBeat Blog: More on the Under the Radar Festival It is, in too many crucial moments, impossible to watch both, so that neither images nor phrases have adequate time to echo or complicate one another, as the director, Radoslaw Rychcik, clearly intends.

We can gain from each other's experiences and make more headway together if we are aware of each other's activities in time to echo or support them.

The T1-weighted images were acquired using 3D gradient echo sequence (matrix size 512 × 192 × 256, field of view 100 × 45 × 64 mm3, time to echo 3.6 ms, flip angle 65° two averages, recovery time 7.6 ms).

It is long past time to echo what Rev. Hall said in his sermon at the National Cathedral: "Enough is enough".

Subsequently, 13 blocks of T2*-weighted EPI images (time to echo (TE), 25 ms; repetition time (TR), 2 s; flip angle, 80°; 28 slices, 64×64 voxels matrix; voxel size, 3.4375 mm×3.4375 mm×4 mm) were acquired.

The comfortable but functionally furnished apartment seemed at times to echo with Greene's absence, but never when she talked about him.

But alone among the major parties here, the Salafi candidates have embraced the powerful strain of populism that helped rally the public against the crony capitalism of the Mubarak era and seems at times to echo — like the phrase "silent majority" — right-wing movements in the United States and Europe.

Two dimensional localised correlated sepctroscopy (L-COSY MRS) incorporates a second spectral dimension that is indirectly detected through the acquisition of multiple one-dimensional MRS with incrementally longer times to echo (TEs).

Turbo-spin echo (TSE) T1w images were acquired with time to repetition (TR)/time to echo (TE) = 575/7.6 ms, 20 × 2-mm slices, slice gap 1 mm, matrix 312 × 384.

Optimization of sequence parameters can never be considered adequate without determining the tissue relaxation characteristics, which in turn decides the time-to-repeat (TR) and time-to-echo (TE) values.