Sentence examples for familiar chamber from inspiring English sources

During social discrimination there was no difference in the time spent in the chamber with the newly introduced congener (chamber 2) for both groups [ANOVA, "familiar (chamber 1) vs. novel congener (chamber 2)," F 1,24) = 0.001, P = 0.923; posthoc Tukey "familiar vs. novel," WT, P = 0.167; Ms2Yah, P = 0.131; Figure 3C).

Experiments were carried out in familiar test chambers.

Mr. Biden served for 36 years as a senator from Delaware, making him intimately familiar with the chamber, its rules and precedents, and the main combatants on the floor.

The fare at this pleasant floating concert hall this weekend is solidly mainstream, and the players are familiar to New York chamber music fans.

"He really doesn't care what the mainstream liberal media thinks of him," the person familiar with his chambers says.

Many of the new MPs will be more familiar with council chambers than the halls of Westminster.

The political-personal alliance has drawn unusual attention in a Senate chamber more familiar with coups, countercoups and breakaway alliances.

"Mr. Akaka.... " It rolls rhythmically off the clerk's tongue, a cadence so familiar in the marbled chamber that it is like a legislative lullaby.

Beyond those handfuls of familiar symphonies, concertos and chamber works, however, much of Dvorak's output remains hardly heard at all.

A few minutes after Gov. Eliot Spitzer's address, as the crowds left the Capitol's Assembly chamber, a familiar figure walked slowly down the stairs, buffeted by the crush of bodies with nary a press secretary to smooth his passage.

Tiptoeing between the images to cross the formerly grand chamber, the familiar woodcut faces of children and adults who you've met on walls across the city look up at you.