Sentence examples for established chamber from inspiring English sources

Established chamber players like the flutist Marya Martin (the festival's artistic director), the cellist Fred Sherry and the violinist Ani Kavafian; the violist Cynthia Phelps and the hornist Eric Ralske, both from the New York Philharmonic; and the clarinetist Stephen Williamson, from the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, shared the stage with a handful of relative newcomers.

We performed both laboratory and field tests including validation against established chamber techniques.

In Belgrade, the newly established chambers for war crimes and organised crime at Belgrade District Court, have begun to expose the links between mass atrocity in the Yugoslav wars and criminality at home.

The functions of these transcription factors ultimately serve to establish chamber identity, so downstream effectors direct appropriate cell differentiation linked to the anatomical position within the heart.

In 1840, the community established a chamber of commerce in part to promote shipping and waterborne business at the newly created port on Buffalo Bayou.

Program administrators established gas chambers at six killing centres in Germany and Austria: Hartheim, Sonnenstein, Grafeneck, Bernburg, Hadamar, and Brandenburg.

DLD-1 human colon carcinoma cells were cultured on Transwell-COL plastic inserts placed into 24-well culture plates so that a top and bottom chamber were established, the two chambers being separated by a microporous membrane.

The established cell culture chamber (0.16 mm2) is a biocompatible chamber with the thinnest (800 nm) transparent cell culture layer existing, resulting in high optical quality.

I placed it in an eternal chamber and established a feast at this chamber: a bull for [the god] Hadad, a ram for [the god] Shamash and a ram for my soul that is in this stele".

The Bosnian war crimes chamber established in 2005 received cases transferred from the international criminal tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.

Many know by now that the orchestra, an international assemblage that includes a number of established soloists and chamber musicians, gathers at the Swiss festival every summer out of respect and affection for Mr. Abbado.