Sentence examples for chamber on two from inspiring English sources

Mid-day stem water potentials were measured weekly with a pressure chamber on two mature leaves per plant for a total of 6 vines [ 115].

Subsequently, single fibers were isolated from the muscle bundle, attached to aluminum foil clips, and mounted in a flow-through acrylic chamber on two hooks connected to a force transducer (model AE-801; SensoNor, Horten, Norway) and a servomotor (model 308B, Aurora Scientific, Aurora, ON, Canada).

After purchasing the building, the Masonic Hall Company, in addition to the necessary decorating, also commissioned a builder, William Templemen to carry out a number of structural changes; the lobby was split into three rooms, to provide a "robing chamber" on one side, and a small waiting room on the other.

The tomb comprised a simple entrance cut into a quarried scarp leading to rectangular rock-hewn chambers on two levels, with tunnel-like kokhim in the walls and with a number of niche repositories - ossilegia is the custom of bone collection in rock-hewn tombs - for the secondary storage of human remains (Figure 1).

It was there, he told Mr. Dietl, that he had been in the line for the gas chambers on four separate occasions, but managed to avoid death each time.

For half of the cycle (10 to 15 minutes), fuel and air are passed through a hot checker-brick arrangement in a set of regenerator chambers on one side of the oven.

Animals in the CON group were placed in exposure chambers on four successive days.

But none of it made it past a screen and into the tiny chamber, one of eight on the craft designed to heat soil and test gasses for signs of water or organic compounds that could be building blocks for life.

Mr. Kennon's thin, repetitive score, performed here chamber-style on two pianos, provides little compensatory emotion.

Sound absorption mechanism is also introduced to the plate silencer by adding two dissipative chambers on the two lateral sides of a two-cavity wave reflector, hence a hybrid silencer.

And there is agreement in this chamber on about eighty percent of what needs to be done, putting us closer to the goal of reform than we have ever been.