Sentence examples for expensive chamber from inspiring English sources
She wonders if the Roden Crater, James Turrell's unfinished, vastly expensive chamber meant to "re-see" the sky, would "offer a radically different experience than one could have, say, attentively camping?" She compares, heretically, the Hole N" the Rock, a 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-footUtahomey a man named Albert carvedansen, to Heinto's own displacement of earock
Following the study, he attempted to retrieve these expensive chambers from the rabbits and found that he was unable to remove them.
But reform of the work permit system would provide the FA and Dyke with a tangible victory and give a counter-argument to suggestions that the Commission has simply been an expensive debating chamber.
Open area-test site (OATS) is envisaged to be one of the key components in measuring radiation emissions for new electronics products in noisy environment, providing flexible high resolution backhaul over expensive anechoic chamber for early investigation.
Neither of these methods requires the existence of expensive dedicated chambers.
However, upgrading the UK's ageing ferry fleet to run on liquefied natural gas or fitting sulphur "scrubbers" is seen as too onerous and expensive, and the chamber argues the technology is in any case unproved.
It will also be expensive: Mr Kingston has Chamber money and Mr Perdue has plenty of his own.
However, administering hyperbaric oxygen can be clinically challenging, requiring that patients are moved out of the ICU to the hyperbaric oxygen chamber, an expensive facility available in only a few centers.
This "in-house build" phantom substitutes 2 very expensive detectors (a multilayer ionization chamber [MLIC] and a strip chamber, reducing by 5 times the cost of the equipment.
What is more, he thinks that the elaborate vacuum chambers and expensive equipment used by the Augsburg researchers will prove impossible to scale up into a commercial plant.
Even small vacuum chambers are expensive.
