While the thickness of the heart walls remains the same, the chamber capacity increases, enabling it to hold a much larger volume of blood.
Moreover, theoretical models allowing the calculation of drying chamber capacity in designed fluid bed dryers have been suggested.
Compared with the small muscle volume, which rendered the noise evident, the pressure drop is smaller because of its large chamber capacity.
For example, Rpt peptides might themselves be transported inside the proteasome chamber and be in competition with the actual substrates for chamber capacity and/or active site binding.
These chambers have capacity of 200 µl of medium/well and the cell attachment area is limited to 7 mm.
The Council chambers filled to capacity, and so did the adjoining courtroom.
Bellows gas meters measure the quantity of gas passing through them by filling and emptying, in a regular sequence, one or more internal chambers of known capacity.
For all metabolic tests, animals were randomly ordered into metabolic chambers (maximal thermogenic capacity) or to order in which experiments were conducted (GTT, NE-stimulated 2DG uptake).
The City Council chamber, filled to capacity while angry stragglers were left outside, resembled some sort of bizarre wedding, divided in seating not by bride and groom, but rather by pro-stadium partisans on the right, anti-stadium on the left.
By re-circulating cooled exhaust gases into the combustion chamber, the heat capacity of the cylinder charge increases, leading to a decreasing tendency of the cycle temperatures.
