Sentence examples for chambers which are from inspiring English sources

The few female zooids enlarge to form spacious brood chambers, which are called gonozooids.

In this approach, freshwater and saltwater are housed in separate chambers, which are divided by an artificial membrane.

The PPMM drives streams of molten polymer through mixing chambers, which are fabricated from metal shims that contain flow channels.

The shells are commonly divided into chambers which are added during growth, though the simplest forms are open tubes or hollow spheres.

His musical breakthroughs include sound-on-sound recording, overdubbing, reverb effects, and the use of the echo chambers, which are still used today.

The bill reflects days of back-room bartering between parties in the two legislative chambers, which are both controlled by Democrats.

Initially, the mice were free to explore both chambers, which were connected by a small doorway.

This article was amended on 20 February 2014 to remove the names of some chambers, which were mistakenly referenced.

Endocarditis, also called infective endocarditis, is an infection and inflammation of the heart valves and the inner lining of the heart chambers, which is called the endocardium.

That entrance was discovered once in 1820 by an English traveler, but he explored no farther than the three outermost chambers, which were unprepossessing and damaged by floodwaters.

The mayor even straddled the orange bicycle for a photo-op in council chambers, which was probably his closest encounter with a bicycle in some time.