Sentence examples for relevant chamber from inspiring English sources

When he wished to expound on a given topic, he simply reached into the relevant chamber and pulled out the source.

Alert your local police, consumer watchdog, and/or relevant chamber of commerce to websites failing to deliver what they promise or not using secure credit card processing so they can warn others.

Signatories include transport executives such as Willie Walsh of International Airlines Group and Andrew Cleaves of National Express, retail executives including Dalton Philips of WM Morrisons and Andy Street of John Lewis, as well as the British Chambers of Commerce and the relevant chambers of commerce and universities from the areas connected.

Here we demonstrate the functionality of the liver-relevant chamber in the HμREL® device, and the feasibility of utilizing our system for predicting hepatic clearance.

By reforming our working methods to make ourselves a livelier and more relevant debating chamber, we can shed a little light on our role as the voice of the people in EU decision-making.

Unlike the American Senate, the Lords is not in the relevant sense a chamber that "makes law".

The numerical study aims to assess the combined effect of relevant design parameters (chamber length, front wall draught, damping applied by the turbine) and of the wave conditions (wave height, wave period and water depth) on the device performance, with reference to its hypothetical installation in moderate wave climates (e.g. in the Central Mediterranean Sea).

Mass transfer rates were determined using a parallel plate flow chamber under relevant solution chemistries.

A parameter study of 1D flame solutions shows that this structure holds for a wide range of relevant injection temperatures and chamber pressures.

This is done by comparing the measured particle charge fraction distributions to those calculated with Boltzmann theory for the different temperatures relevant to the combustion chamber, exhaust and sampling systems.

Senator Tom Harkin, the Iowa Democrat who is chairman of the chamber's relevant subcommittee, can make a valuable contribution by leading his colleagues to resist the House cuts to Mr. Obama's national service request, and then standing firm when the issue goes to a House-Senate conference committee.