Sentence examples for chamber covering from inspiring English sources

All methods employ an inverted chamber covering a small area of soil.

To address the coupling effect of air velocity and temperature on thermal comfort and evaluate the cooling efficiency objectively, 9 experimental conditions with side air supply (piston flow) were conducted in a well-controlled climate chamber, covering temperatures from warm (28 °C) to hot (34 °C).

To test this possibility, we prepared live oocytes with an oxygen permeable membrane, and after examination of oocytes to verify the absence of GFP filaments (Figure 2A), we induced hypoxia by filling a chamber covering the stage with CO2.

The climate chamber covering the microscope stage was set at 28°C.

For the two-temperature discrimination assay, each mouse was placed into a Plexiglas chamber covering two metal surfaces that could be set at different temperatures (Bautista et al., 2007; Dhaka et al., 2007).

Under general anesthesia, titanium screws were implanted in the skull for head restraint, and an optical chamber covering primary visual cortex (area 17; V1) was mounted on the skull with dental cement.

The extant ruins, together with modern excavations and restorations (including conspicuous reconstructions), are the most extensive of any surviving Roman bathing establishments and consist centrally of a block of large vaulted bath chambers covering an area of 750 by 380 feet (230 by 115 metres), with courts and auxiliary rooms, surrounded by a garden with space used for exercise and games.

A series of 12 in-depth classes on Japanese cuisine will be held in the Bouley Test Kitchen, 88 West Broadway (Chambers Street), covering topics like dashi, eggs and tofu, kaiseki, wine with Japanese food and more.

A design of this area monitoring system, comprising of Si semiconductors and ionization chambers for covering wide energy spectrum of gamma-rays and 3He counters for neutrons, is now in progress.

Light vs. dark treatments were done by simply leaving the treatment plates in the light growth chamber, or by covering them with double aluminium foil (dark treatment) for two hours.

The other observations supporting this hypothesis derive from histologic studies that demonstrated the presence of a membrane composed of endothelial-like cells with a basement membrane obstructing the anterior chamber angle and covering the iris [ 1, 24].