“Where Does My Hope Come From?”: P. D. James’s The Children of Men (1992) as a Christian Dystopia in the Context of the Late 20th Century Demographic Crisis by Suzanne Bray

“…James’s The Children of Men (1992) has been compared with other demodystopias like The Handmaid’s Tale (1986) and Zoe Fairburns’ Benefits (1979) and described as a feminist work, it is far more of a Christian fable and contains echoes of Christian writers from Dostoevsky to T.S. …”
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Philip Massinger et le théâtre historique : trouver la bonne distance by Gilles Bertheau

“…Under the first Stuart kings, English theatre echoed contemporary events. Following the example of George Chapman, an author like Philip Massinger proved particularly bold in this respect. …”
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Réflexions sur l’appropriation du théâtre historique élisabéthain par la scène britannique contemporaine : usages de Macbeth dans Thirteenth Night de Howard Brenton (1981) et Dunsi... by Line Cottegnies

“…Both plays are based on a very different aesthetics, yet they share a similar narrative logic, as well as the influence of the Jacobean aesthetics of cruelty. The echoes of Macbeth suggest an ambivalent perspective on history, between the hope that it might be possible to learn from the past to despair at the endless return of the same, as conflicts seem to only lead to a short-lived resolution. …”
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Transmit Waveform Optimization for Spatial-Frequency Diversity MIMO Radar in the Presence of Clutter by Yonghao Tang, Xiaofeng Ma, Weixing Sheng, Yubing Han

“…Benefitting from the independent target echoes of diversity channels, diversity MIMO radar can efficiently improve system performance, such as target detection and parameter estimation. …”
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Société du risque, environnement et potentialisation des menaces : un défi pour les sciences sociales by Lionel Charles, Bernard Kalaora

“…Confronted with what Ulrich Beck has named risk society, France is hardly finding answers to the complexifications born from the extension of environmental stakes, breaking with its anthropocentric heritage, moving to a dynamic and relational vision echoing the plasticity of life.Owing to the weight of its rationalist discursive tradition and its implications in terms of abstraction and distance from reality, the deep changes born from acceleration, fluidification and globalization processes are lived as vulnerability. …”
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An Improved Detecting Algorithm of Moving Targets for Airborne Maritime Surveillance Radar by Zhefeng Wu, Gang Zhang, Xinchun Wang, Peng Sun, Yanchao Lin

“…In this method, the motion of the airborne maritime surveillance radar platform is firstly compensated for target echoes. Secondly, range envelope alignment is performed to correct the unpredictable range migration of the target after pulse compression. …”
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MIMO Radar Adaptive Waveform Design for Extended Target Recognition by Lulu Wang, Kai-Kit Wong, Hongqiang Wang, Yuliang Qin

“…Two information-theoretic waveform design strategies, namely, the optimal waveform for maximizing the mutual information (MI) between the extended target impulse response and the target echoes and the optimal waveform for maximizing the Kullback-Leibler (KL) divergence (or relative entropy), are applied in the multitarget recognition application. …”
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Digital communication and agency by Jakub Siwak

“…And this lack of awareness is echoed in the lax global response to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. …”
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« Ce n’est pas très beau ce que vous avez dit ! » The activation of resonance in French parliamentary debates by Elisabeth Zima, Geert Brône, Kurt Feyaerts, Paul Sambre

“…In line with recent observations within the cognitive-functional context of dialogic syntax (Du Bois, 2001; Sakita, 2006; Zima et al, submitted) and psycholinguistic research on interactive alignment (Pickering & Garrod, 2004, 2006), we demonstrate that resonance can be activated both through explicit repetition of linguistic form and implicit echoing of semantic-pragmatic meaning. With regard to the specific discourse genre of parliamentary debates, we argue that parallelisms at all levels of linguistic organization are witti(ng)ly exploited to serve dissociative pragmatic purposes whereby socio-political positions and power relations are negotiated.      …”
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Interrupted Sampling Repeater Jamming Recognition Method Based on Wavelet Packet Transform by Zhong Qi, Fan Shoutao, He Zhiyi, Liu Jianxin

“…To address this issue, we propose a method for interference and target recognition based on the difference in the coefficient of variation obtained from wavelet packet transforms of jamming and target echoes, which can effectively eliminate the impact of ISRJ attacks. …”
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The function of ASR-generated live transcription in simultaneous interpreting: trainee interpreters’ perceptions from post-task interviews by Xiaoman Wang, Binhua Wang, Lu Yuan

“…Eye-tracking data further corroborate these attentional dynamics, echoing participants’ self-reported behaviours. The study points to the need for training programmes to equip interpreters with capabilities to utilize technological tools such as live transcription, ensuring optimal attention management and overall performance.…”
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Deep learning‐based unmanned aerial vehicle detection in the low altitude clutter background by Zeyang Wu, Yuexing Peng, Wenbo Wang

“…However, strong ground clutter and multipath effects severely interfere with the weak radar echoes reflected off the micro‐UAVs, resulting in severe degradation of recognition reliability. …”
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Virtual Antenna Array Analysis for MIMO Synthetic Aperture Radars by Wen-Qin Wang

“…Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) synthetic aperture radar (SAR) that employs multiple antennas to transmit orthogonal waveforms and multiple antennas to receive radar echoes is a recently proposed remote sensing concept. …”
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Neofrancoism and the Problem of Territorial Integrity of Modern Spain by A. V. Dementiev

“…There is an increase in the influence of neo-traditionalists and neo-conservatives, whose calls to protect the territorial integrity of the country, the Christian values and historical traditions of the Spanish nation are heard louder, echoing Franco's ideological and political heritage. …”
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« Duplessis ne donne pas aux étrangers. » Le regard du caricaturiste Robert La Palme sur les politiques du gouvernement Duplessis en matière d’immigration, 1944-1959 by Alexandre Turgeon

“…In doing so, La Palme devoted an important part of his works to the sensitive topic regarding immigration issues, foreigners, the « other », that all ponctuate his narrative, echoing the ongoing debates in postwar Québec. In this article, we propose to analyze the view of the caricaturist on these issues. …”
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Spinoza’s EIp10 As a Solution to a Paradox about Rules: A New Argument from the Short Treatise by Michael Rauschenbach

“…There, Spinoza shows himself concerned with a powerful and underappreciated form of philosophical skepticism, one with echoes in the work of his contemporary Leibniz as well as in the later Wittgenstein. …”
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Madame Bovary ? elle habitait là-bas... by Ida Merello

“…My article gives reviews the readings of Madame Bovary, especially in Normandy, since the publication of the work until now, to show how the links have been forged between Flaubert's life (and the people he known) and the characters of his book, to the point of creating real intrigues, which also bring into play the name of Bovary to find a number of explanations in relation to the knowledge, both familiar, of the writer. Echoes therefore seem to leave the novel to return to it, enriched with a host of small details that try to penetrate into the biography of the author. …”
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Information contracting tools in a cancer specialist unit:the role of Healthcare Resource Groups (HRGs) by Carol Marlow, Hugh Preston

“…The findings from the data analysis are echoed by the NHS Executive's own evaluation . This does not negate advantages in their use. …”
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Searching for health information in rural Canada. Where do residents look for health information and what do they do when they find it? by Roma M. Harris, C. Nadine Wathen, Jana M. Fear

“…Many of those surveyed used the information they found to look after themselves or someone else, to decide whether to seek assistance from a professional health care provider, and/or to make treatment decisions. Echoing results from other studies, a significant proportion of women reported that they did not discuss the information they'd found with a doctor. …”
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On the imbalance of international communications by H. J. Hsia

“…The incessant cries of "cultural Imperialism," "cultural domina- tion," and "cultural invasion" echoing from Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America have precipitated a rigid control of communication in many developing coun- tries. …”
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