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TVS done preoperatively in all these 110 cases showed 60% had inhomogeneous mass adjacent to ovary, 20.8% had a mass with hyper echoic ring around gestational sac, 8% had G.

Then in '"(From the Dutchesse Grave)": Echoic Liminalities in The Duchess of Malfi' Sarah Lewis considers how 'echoing strategies connect scenes of destructive desire and sexual violence with scenes of romantic love' (265).

Everyone knows how bathrooms sound: echoic, reverberant and loud.

Such spaces form a kind of indeterminate, melancholy pastoral which refers less to real locations and more to the space of poetic language: a language that describes the world but also contains and replaces it, a constricted, echoic plenitude based on short lines, on words' slow morphing and return.

Ultrasonography showed a subcutaneous nodule of 45x23 mm with irregular borders, having heterogeneous echo texture with internal scattered hyper echoic echoes typical for scar endometriosis.

Scientists call our recall of sounds 'echoic memory' and it lasts for only a handful of seconds.

We further learn of Mambety's aesthetic within the echoic interior of the slaughterhouse, which is occupied by the groans of cattle and the industrial sounds of clanging meat hooks tracking along overheard conveyers.

Ultrasonographic examination revealed hypoechoic to echoic pericardial effusion interspersed with fibrin deposition.

On ultrasonography, cystic fluid usually shows as low echoic lesions, while hemorrhaging of cysts sometimes shows as high echoic lesions.

Ultrasonographic image showed an elliptical mass with an echoic shadow on the affected side of the peroneal tendon sheath (Figure 4).

In sections on taxonomy, text, editing, space, and plays, they consider such topics as inventing stage directions and demoting dumb shows, reading Shakespeare's stage directions, when a missing stage direction is missing, unpicking early modern stage directions, Shakespeare's Macbeth and the staging of trauma, and echoic liminalities in The Duchess of Malfi.