Sentence examples for contracting chamber from inspiring English sources

And after the third time he escapes from the death ray device, the contracting chamber with walls of spikes, and the giant custom-built Cuisinart you'd think the Super Villains (who we're told are the most brilliant minds in the world) would get the idea that perhaps a pistol and one bullet might just do the trick.

The robot's four legs are a combination of hard and soft printed parts, relying on a bladder-based system of expanding and contracting rubber chambers that propel its movement.

The evolutionary development of fast-contracting chambers allowed the heart to build up high blood pressures.

See, it's possible for an electrical current to continue to circulate chaotically after a normal heartbeat, contracting the heart's chambers rapidly and to little effect.

Under the current five-year contract, the chamber is to become economically self sufficient in 1991 through gradual reductions in city subsidies and increases in membership contributions.

At the earlier larval stage, heart chamber dilation is mainly due to failure of the heart to fully contract, the enlargement of chamber diameter being statistically significant only at maximal systole.

Heart muscle chamber expansion also slowed in the clorgyline-treated group, returning to an average chamber dimension of 1.2 mm when the heart was contracting.

The USHCC's commitment to contracting reform was called into question by the ASBL after the chamber refused to offer its support to H.R. 2568, the Fairness and Transparency in Contracting Act of 2009.

The velocities at given points in the volute chamber, the contracted section and the vertical dropshaft of a discharge tunnel with vortex drop were measured by a small specially designed L-shaped tube, as Laser Doppler Velocimetry (LDV) or Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) would not work there due to the special structure of the discharge tunnel with vortex drop.

Another approach involves allowing the atria to continue contracting erratically and instead controlling the beat of the ventricles, the heart's lower chambers.

It occurs when the heart's electrical system malfunctions, causing the heart's two upper chambers to contract very fast and irregularly.