How do you make a 350 chevy engine a 383 stroker? just change the crank? and get it machined or what?? or do i have to buy a 383 stroker block???
A: The term isoechoic refers to a similar pattern in which echoes are heard, usually between two or more neighboring masses of tissue. Isoechoic conditions are generally picked up by ultrasounds. There are many different types of cancers in which the masses have isoechoic tendencies, or when the masses are so close to each other that it almost seems as if they share the same echo patterns.
Pertaining to a structure or medium (for example, tissue) that has internal echoes. Cf. hypoechoic, hyperechoic, and anechoic, which refer, respectively, to paucity, abundance, and absence of echoes displayed in the image of a structure.