Sentence examples for deep chambers from inspiring English sources

Deep chambers, really, some the size of a coffin, some much bigger than that, like rooms cut out of the rocks.

Snakes can also dig elaborate and deep chambers; the pine snake (Pituophis melanoleucus) lives on sandy soil and uses its head and the forepart of its body to scoop soil from its burrows and egg chambers.

Roche et al. (2000) suggests from their experiments that shallow magma chambers with large diameters lead to coherent single-block collapse structures, while deep chambers with small diameters lead to a series of multiple nested blocks.

Here, the use of 20 μm deep chambers presumably promotes such near-surface swimming.

A map of London from 1942 is tacked to the wall of one deep chamber.

Gonioscopy revealed flat iris plane and a deep chamber that opens on dynamics on all quadrants.

So far the researchers only have a two-dimensional picture of the deep chamber.

The deep chamber sits between Mount St. Helens, the Mount Adams volcano, and a set of dormant volcanoes called the Indian Heaven volcanic field suggesting that the deep chamber might be supplying magma to all of them.

The images they are building from that data show that Mount St. Helens might not be the only volcano nourished by the deep chamber, which lies just to the east of the shallow chamber.

The discovery, reported online today in Science, also confirms a long-suspected model for some volcanoes, in which a deep chamber of melted basalt, a dense iron- and magnesium-rich rock, feeds a shallower chamber containing a melted, lighter silicon-rich rock called a rhyolite.

Before the DNA trapping experiments are performed, the DNA is placed on a several micrometer deep chamber.