Sentence examples for chamber according from inspiring English sources
A computer-regulated solenoid controls the amount of fluid in the chamber, according to gas-pedal position.
Even if the proposals do get through the Commons, they can expect a rough ride through the second chamber, according to the Lib Dem peer Lord Oakeshott.
Feargal Sharkey, head of the UK Music pressure group, may soon be named to the upper chamber, according to a tabloid report.
Facebook users tend almost entirely to click on links that they agree with, meaning that their news feeds can become an echo chamber, according to new research.
Mr. Silver plans to embark on an intensive schmooze campaign to solidify his standing in the chamber, according to people close to him, and his allies predicted that he would learn from his mistakes and emerge stronger for the experience.
The fate of a convicted killer was discussed in an extraordinary telephone court session while he fought for breath in an Arizona execution chamber, according to a transcript of the hearing released on Thursday.
For reasons that have not been explained, nonlethal and lethal rounds were mixed in their chambers, according to the investigation.
In chambers, according to a court transcript, Judge Owen indicated he was not necessarily ready to declare a mistrial despite motions by the defense for such a ruling.
Kirkland & Ellis, for instance, hired 22 former clerks from 1990 to 2006, all from the four most conservative chambers, according to the study.
The pipe sent kerosene to a small turbine that was not generating thrust but, instead, providing power to pump kerosene and liquid oxygen into the main combustion chambers, according to the statement".This disrupted the engine's operations, affected its parameters and activated the system that switched off the engine," the statement said.
The gentle nudge turned to shove last month, when Jackson convened with representatives of Microsoft, the Justice Department and 19 states in his Washington, D.C., chambers, according to sources.
