Sentence examples for chamber control from inspiring English sources
Republicans, who have received generous campaign donations from the Chamber, control both houses of Congress.
30 35 kg White-x-Landrace female pigs were used in two groups: the treated group (Cell-BAL, n = 13) contained active 3-dimensional (3D) HepG2-cell spheroids in beads (Beads) in a fluidised bed in the UCLBAL chamber; control group (Control BAL, n = 15) contained fluidised but empty alginate beads in the chamber, otherwise identical.
Immediately after being placed in the observation chamber, control flies showed moderate levels of activity (4.7 mm/sec), and they quickly acclimated to their environment, maintaining low levels of activity for at least 1 hr (1.2 2.5 mm/sec).
Following an aversive stimulus in a conditioning chamber, control Cdc42 f/f and cKO Cdc42 f/f : Camk2a-Cre mice showed similar freezing rates when placed in the conditioning chamber for the first 4 days.
Cells (2.5 × 10 cells) were suspended in the upper well of the migration chamber (control inserts, 8 μm pore size; Becton-Dickinson, Bedford, MA, USA) in 0.5 ml of serum-free media.
The freshly generated smoke was diluted with a constant flow of synthetic air (0.5 and 1.0 l/min) in a mixing chamber controlled by mass flow controllers.
A Democrat in a chamber controlled by Republicans, Mr. Schneiderman has attempted to open a closed, clubby process.
Nearly a month after the president proposed his jobs bill, it has not yet been taken up in the chamber controlled by his party.
But the chamber, controlled by a loose pro-government coalition that has seen members break away to join nationalist or populist groups, gave the change a resounding "no" in the first of two votes.
As in years past, the majority party in each chamber controls the grants; party leaders dole out cash by seniority, and individual lawmakers decide where to award their shares.
If she wins the White House, she has much higher odds of facing at least one chamber controlled by the opposing party (the House, where the GOP advantage could only be dislodged by a Democratic wave) than Trump would have.
