Sentence examples for internal chamber from inspiring English sources

But Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg succeeded in revising New York City's term limits law, and the senators know well that internal chamber rules can be changed at any time.

It is a hulking device which, on the outside at least, resembles a large industrial refrigerator (the 65 refers to the 650mm height of the internal chamber in which things can be built).

The fluid itself consists of toxins called quinones that react explosively in an internal chamber with hydrogen peroxide, which is also produced by the beetle and stored in a separate body compartment.

The proposed asymmetric actuator has a single internal chamber and is simple, compact and easy to manufacture.

It has been demonstrated that under certain experimental conditions the atomizing fluid discharged to the internal chamber is choked.

In conclusion, creating an acidic micro-environment in the internal chamber of liposome is feasible and efficient to improve the chemical stability of pH-sensitive payloads.

The kind of binary shell in which the nerve agent was contained holds two separate substances in internal chambers.

It had no internal chambers and was usually square or rectangular, averaging either 170 feet (50 metres) square or 125 × 170 feet (40 × 50 metres) at the base.

Bellows gas meters measure the quantity of gas passing through them by filling and emptying, in a regular sequence, one or more internal chambers of known capacity.

Walls are of the casemate type (parallel walls with a space between) with internal chambers, and gateways are elaborate, with flanking towers and an approach through several transverse chambers.

Many organisms are able to achieve neutral buoyancy by secreting gas into internal chambers, as cephalopods do, or into swim bladders, as some fish do; other organisms use lipids, which are less dense than water, to achieve this effect.