Sentence examples for chamber make it from inspiring English sources

The combination of all these features in the membrane chamber make it a versatile and promising device for many current and future in vitro applications, especially in the regard to optical imaging.

The reliable prediction and long-term stability of this chamber make it suitable for investigating the considerably slower fibroblasts.

But their slim control of the chamber makes it nearly impossible to confirm someone who Republicans can't rally around.

An electoral quirk might help too: the winning party automatically gets a 50-seat bonus in the 300-seat chamber, making it easier to form a government.

Those who have supported the nominee, despite the allegations against him, were challenged to remember sexual assault survivors — but the clamor of voices in the cavernous chamber made it difficult to hear the message through the din.

They voted with their voices and their bodies until finally the chaos in the chamber made it impossible for the Republicans to finish their roll-call vote before the midnight deadline.

Screw the top screen back onto the filter chamber, making it snug without becoming too tight.

The Secretary General should consider promoting reform of the process whereby NGOs are able to gain access to its chambers, making it simpler for advocacy groups who are free of any diplomatic ties to finally pose some hard questions to delegates from abusive governments -- and just maybe get some answers.

Republicans now control both chambers, making it harder still for them to dodge blame, and they are in the position of trying to explain why a fight over funding Homeland Security should be connected to an argument with Obama over immigration policy.

The absence of MT sites near those chambers makes it unfeasible to provide more information about their characteristics and possible location.

Gen. Geoffrey Miller, the commander of the joint task force at Guantánamo, was dispatched to the Iraqi prison — formerly Saddam Hussein's favorite torture chamber — to make it a more effective laboratory for producing intelligence that might help defeat the insurgency.