The Times has identified other big chamber donors as Prudential Financial, Goldman Sachs and Chevron.
For the first time, he has a permanent position directing what he calls "a big chamber orchestra".
Unless we start kissing their asses, we're all going to be put in a big chamber underground and milked for our semen".
It was conserved frozen in a big chamber at −20 °C and subsequently defrosted and filtered.
The treated cardboard sheet was placed in big chamber A of the designer apparatus for 2 h.
Many fields of research set off explosions in big chambers, and that can muddy the forensics for atomic inspectors, particularly if the chambers are dual use — that is, tied to both military and civilian ends.
After the birth of her third child, which she admits she thought would be her last, she was able to "move up a gear" and "take chances" which she did by "moving to a bigger chambers and later still forming my own chambers Matrix".
There are little niches cut into the walls every hundred metres, & big chambers, with telephones, every kilometre, but quite a few people, some of them predecessors of Raffeiner's have lost their lives in the tunnel, because they were careless for a moment, Raffeiner is careful, he hopes to live until retirement age, 17 years hence.
The new peers will mean there are more than 820 members of the House of Lords, making it the biggest second chamber in the world after the Chinese politburo.
The capital, he said, is a city whose "pathology I hate" -- "the biggest echo chamber in the world -- but whose cachet can't be discounted.
