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Her AW10 collection is titled Echolocation after the term used for bats 'ability to navigate their way through the dark night sky.
TreeHugger 2010
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The "Echolocation" by Takuma Itoh actually has some similarities in its overall effect to the Glass.
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Echolocation refers to the sounds dolphins and other animals naturally emit to locate objects and navigate.
Even When Blindfolded, Dolphins Can Imitate Each Other Perfectly AP/The Huffington Post 2011
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Echolocation refers to the sounds dolphins and other animals naturally emit to locate objects and navigate.
Even When Blindfolded, Dolphins Can Imitate Each Other Perfectly AP/The Huffington Post 2011
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The condition is called Echolocation, and humans are also capable of using echolocation – and learning how to use it.
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Echolocation (echoes which can be below threshold of conscious hearing) to touch.
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Echolocation ... has evolved at least four times: in bats, toothed whales, oilbirds and cave swiftlets .
Walking back to genesis Ray Girvan 2004
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Echolocation ... has evolved at least four times: in bats, toothed whales, oilbirds and cave swiftlets .
Archive 2004-09-01 Ray Girvan 2004
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Echolocation refers to the sounds dolphins and other animals naturally emit to locate objects and navigate.
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Echolocation refers to the sounds dolphins and other animals naturally emit to locate objects and navigate.
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