A brass plaque in the outer chamber marks the spot where Rizzio's body was dumped.
For locomotion assay, 4-week-old flies (4 weeks after eclosion) were placed in chambers marked with grids and individual were recorded (videotaped) for periods of 10 min.
In the Chamber, Mark Hoban, Treasury minister, responded to an urgent question from Peter Bone and said he wasn't going to give a running commentary on EU events.
This process was continued until D. longicephala reached primiparity, meaning when the first brood was visible in the brood chamber, thus marking the end of the experiment.
LUKE'S CHAMBER ENSEMBLE marks the centenary of the lavish orchestral song cycle "Das Lied von der Erde" by performing the stylish reduced version of Schoenberg and Riehn.
Gender and Art: Germaine Greer at MONA, 16 April Set in the tropical climes of Townsville, in far North Queensland, this long-running annual celebration of chamber music marks a quarter of a century with its usual mix of tunes, talks, on-stage interviews and plenty of food and wine.
Abbie reads Wordsworth's Prelude aloud in English class with a melodramatic verve that her otherwise approving teacher has to rein in, and she is the leading light of the Alternative School Orchestra, which performs chamber-pieces marked by the hypnotic glissando clatter of a xylophone.
The solution levels in the root chambers were marked and the chambers were placed in one of the growth cabinets of the PNT.
His latest work, commissioned by the Scottish Chamber Orchestra to mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Danish composer Carl Nielsen, does exactly that.
The shutdown of the "Two-Beam" target chamber on 12 November marks the beginning of the end of what was a fusion-research workhorse for more than a decade.
While the bill is not expected to pass the Republican-led Senate, and would almost certainly face a veto threat by Donald Trump, its passage through at least one chamber of Congress marked a major step for the anti-gun violence movement.
