Sentence examples for neighboring chambers from inspiring English sources

Actuator No. 2 bent the least under gravity because the opening regions between neighboring chambers were wrapped by Ecoflex material.

τ demonstrated an interactive effect wherein changes in roots within an individual chamber depended upon the flooding condition of the neighboring chamber.

But as the ambient temperature begins to reheat the air in the first chamber, that air is forced into a second neighboring chamber, where it expands again to drive an upstroke.

This setup allows flies to see other flies or wasps in the neighboring chamber, but do not allow direct contact.

"Jim's a really complicated guy," said Joan Fisk, a friend who also heads the chamber of commerce for Waterloo and neighboring Kitchener.

His office is in the turn-of-the-century Surrogate's Court at 31 Chambers Street, an architectural treasure like the neighboring Municipal Building and the Tweed Courthouse, dating to a time when opulent city spending really meant something.

Argentina imports most of its tampons from neighboring Brazil, said Ponce, the head of the importers' chamber.

Mr. Brech said it was unlikely that farmers built the chambers because Putnam has more than anywhere else but had fewer farms than neighboring areas.

The bacterial strains confined in the chambers will form colonies thanks in part, the team suspects, to growth factors from neighboring organisms that cross the membranes.

Several incumbent members of the chamber represent districts that did not keep pace with the population of neighboring suburban districts, and those districts may be consolidated.

It has triggered massive protests in the state capital and prompted 14 Democrats in the state senate to flee to neighboring Illinois two weeks ago to deny the measure the quorum it needs to pass in the chamber.