One of the key sets, the chamber where the crew find the humanoid-head statue, was designed to resemble the interior of a cathedral and convey a quasi-religious impression.
Due to the difficult operating conditions, and limited physical access to the excavation chamber by the field crew, a unique system of recording and recovery was developed to assist excavation in the Dinaledi Chamber.
Eventually, Janek told me, the crew discovered a chamber off the main tunnel.
Wherever you fall on the jazz-plus-strings equation, the chance to hear Mr. Redman and crew with a chamber orchestra should be understood as a rare thing.
Would the nation really be better off if they instead spent their time swelling the baying crew in the chamber of hot air?Once upon a time, the good vicar was the one who preached the best sermon.
To put Webb's enormous mirror through its paces, engineers at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, completely refitted Chamber A, a huge cryo-vacuum chamber built to test the crew-carrying spacecraft of the Apollo program.
Midway's CO, Captain L.C. Chambers ordered the flight deck crew to clear the landing area; in the process an estimated US$10 million worth of UH-1 Huey helicopters were pushed overboard into the South China Sea.
DiAngelo's crew cleaned up the chamber.
Unlike most Russian submarines, American naval experts said, the Kursk apparently was not equipped with pressurized escape chambers that could have carried the crew to the surface.
There is so little electricity that only two of the station's three rooms can be heated; the unheated chamber has been off-limits to the crew.
These chambers, walled off from invaders, allow the crew to maintain control of the ship's communication and navigation.
