Sentence examples for relieving chamber from inspiring English sources
He suspects that this large room is a "relieving chamber," which is designed to reduce weight above the Grand Gallery.
These structural elements were and still are believed to be prone to failure, so that several relieving systems (arches, chambers, gaps) were adopted through history to prevent collapse.
One is now a bioswale: a giant sponge that takes in rainwater diverted from the street and lets it soak into a subterranean chamber, thereby relieving pressure on the sewer system.
The pressure balance system is designed to maintain a suitable pressure in the chamber by supplying and relieving air when the pressure is below −200 Pa and over 600 Pa .Figure 8 shows the gauge pressure in the chamber.
So he was much relieved, back at chambers, when a parcel arrived – delivered, the commissionaire said, by a well-dressed young man who had declined to give his name.
Mayor Pro Tem Rachael Jonrowe does an admirable job trying to keep it together while the sounds of someone relieving themselves echo throughout the council chambers.
These additions were for the unwalkable Dempsey, who had taken to relieving himself almost exclusively in the porcelain chamber pot, which meant that Tess was often trapped for hours in a room that smelled of dog urine.
According to our data, the combined surgery was effective in relieving the pupil block and reforming the anterior chamber.
In our case series, lens extraction was considered to be the definite treatment to deepen the anterior chamber and relieve pupillary block.
David Kern, chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, said he expected inflation to fall to about 2% by the end of the year, relieving the squeeze on businesses and household consumption.
