Sentence examples for linked chambers from inspiring English sources

We're in the bowels of the Earth and it feels like it: the linked chambers could be the innards of something organic.

The rattle is made up of a series of loosely linked, interlocking chambers that when shaken, vibrate against one another to create the warning signal of a rattlesnake.

The device consists of microfluidic channel modules running four assay tests on a single device and each module comprises six reaction chambers linked with microfluidic channels.

Mushrooms (A. bisporus) were held at 2 °C for 12 d in modified atmosphere chambers, linked by separate lines to continuous flow (1.67 mL s−1) of humidified air (control) and 80% O2 (balance N2).

Each space in Straylight is in some way secret, this endless series of chambers linked by passages, by stairwells vaulted like intestines, where the eye is trapped in narrow curves, carried past ornate screens, empty alcoves...

Both secretins have a central chamber that is occluded by a plug linked to the chamber walls through hairpin-like structures.

The experimental device is composed of a 4 m3 chamber linked to an unconfined 54 m3 volume via a square vent.

Numerical analysis is performed to predict the gas dynamic behaviors in a HVOF (high velocity oxygen-fuel) thermal spray gun in which oxygen and fuel are burnt in combustion chamber linked to nozzle.

The Web page of the Muslim Brotherhood's political party, which leads the chamber, linked to a Parliament Web site explaining that "in response to the massacre of Port Said," Parliament had decided to "reactivate" a law allowing the trial of cabinet ministers by a tribunal of lawmakers and judges.

In this study computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model has been developed to predict gas dynamic behavior in a High Velocity Oxygen-Fuel (HVOF) thermal spray gun in which premixed oxygen and propane are burnt in a combustion chamber linked to a parallel-sided nozzle.

Cell perfusion was performed in a homemade perfusion chamber linked to a peristaltic pump (flux = 20 mL·h-1) (IBMP, Strasbourg, France).