Sentence examples for chamber closing from inspiring English sources

The diverse pattern of intra-ring interactions among the open states of TRiC, Mm-cpn, and GroEL (Supplementary Figure S8; Figure 2; Clare et al, 2008; Pereira et al, 2010; Zhang et al, 2010) suggests that different starting points in the chamber closing process lead to differing trajectories of chamber closure.

Eric Ueland, who was chief of staff to former Senator Bill Frist, said that using Mr. Obama's logic, presidents could make recess appointments when the Senate chamber closed for as little as a night or a weekend.

A combustion chamber closed at both ends has been designed and a fast CCD camera coupled to an Ebert Fastie spectrometer was used to experimentally validate the current spectroscopic parameters of H2O at high pressures and temperatures.

The experiments were conducted in a 2×2 m open test chamber closed circuit wind tunnel at wind speeds of 3.0; 3.7; 4.4; 5.5; 7.2; 7.7 m/s and shaft power with varying tip speed ratios was measured.

Eventually, the president of the lower chamber closed the session, blaming an apparently troublesome cleaning solution that had been used on the carpet in the room earlier that day. .

The coverslip was then washed and mounted in a Bioptechs FC2 heated chamber closed to the external environment containing EGM-2 media.

Ms. Smith, for one, grows wistful at the prospect of building special affinage chambers close to the sea air and fog.

Later writers, such as Claudian, place it near Gortyna, but some winding passages and chambers close to that place are, in reality, ancient quarries.

The paper explains the mechanism of tulip flame formation in horizontal combustion chambers closed at the ignition end.

The authors argued that higher sensitivity at higher frequencies in the smallest species may reflect the higher resonance frequencies of their smaller-sized accessory hearing structures, the so-called suprabranchial chambers (paired air-filled chambers close to the inner ears).

Let's say that he is lying in an inner chamber, close to the sanctuary, perhaps adjacent to it.