The police have strung yellow tape between marble pillars to cut off access to the debating chambers and key offices.
He runs a for-profit company, LMR Productions, which is based in the same offices as the chamber and shares key staff members.
Overall, the study establishes simulation approaches for the design of in vitro aerosol deposition chambers and relates key process parameters to deposition, which is critical to controlling the dose of submicron aerosols in in vitro toxicology experiments.
"By keeping the wives under lock and key in the chamber, he's trying to counteract the inevitability of time," Mr. Salonen said.
In a divided chamber considered key to overturning the death penalty, Kittleman and a few other senators may cast the deciding votes on whether to uphold Maryland's narrowly written capital punishment law or to erase it from the books for the first time in 35 years.
Mr. Espada, who was elected president of the Senate on Monday in an unusual power-sharing deal with the Republicans, brandished a set of keys to the chamber and vowed to resume the Senate session.
In order to create a hemodynamic environment that can simulate the physiological condition of arteries, an in vitro experiment apparatus was designed whose key modules were compliance chamber and after-load.
We observed DNA collection without a centre chamber and hypothesized that surface roughness could be key to successful sample collection.
Our results show that, following tetrad formation, a delay in the dissolution of the pollen mother cell wall and tapetal chamber is a key event that holds the four microspores together in a confined tapetal chamber, allowing them to rotate and then bind through the aperture sites through small pectin bridges, followed by joint sporopollenin deposition.
The amount of spark energy deposited into the combustion chamber is key to an optimum ignition as one can end up with misfires when this energy is low or with other undesired effects on engine performance and byproducts when it is high.
