Separate sets of reeds provide different tone colours, the quality of the sound being determined by the characteristic size and shape of the tone chamber surrounding each reed of a given set; constricted chambers, for instance, induce powerful vibration and incisive tone.
The pathophysiological link between indolent vasculitis and fibrogenesis is the subject of speculation, but local inflammation and the release of heme proteins into the alveolar chamber could, for instance, induce oxidative damage and destabilize lung homeostasis.
The British Chambers of Commerce, for instance, now have accredited offices, from Mexico and Colombia to Thailand and Indonesia.
The A line has been crippled by fires (the January 2005 blaze at the Chambers Street station, for instance) and has seen its share of tragic and bizarre occurrences.
John Longworth, head of the British Chambers of Commerce, for instance, explains that although a clear majority of his members do not want to leave the EU, a majority say they want to stay in a "reformed Europe" (see chart 2).
In AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion, for instance, the chamber urged the court to allow companies to use standard-form contracts that in essence forbid consumers who sign them from pursuing class-action suits.
The Cricket Box -- a portable wooden drawer with a digital recorder and player -- collects the sounds of the garden, like an entomologist's specimen box or a traditional Chinese cricket cage, reintroducing them as a lullaby for a sleepy baby, for instance, or chamber music for a midnight meal.
For instance, both chambers recently approved a big new ethics reform bill that would ban members of Congress from engaging in insider trading.
For instance, egg chambers that contain 16 nurse cells and no oocyte have a specific lozenge shape, as posterior follicular cells adopt by default the anterior identity.
For instance, the burial chamber's north wall shows King Tut as Osiris through its decoration.
