Sentence examples for remote chamber from inspiring English sources

In the so-called Gowrie conspiracy of 1600, what was James doing, going off alone - a king, alone - to a remote chamber with the handsome, 20-year-old Alexander Ruthven?

Test materials may be exposed by robot control to nuclear fuels in a remote chamber, then tested by conventional methods to ascertain changes in their properties as a function of exposure time.

Thackeray found what he calls evidence of lichen on the bones, and this suggested to him that the remains had been exposed to extensive daylight; this is hard to reconcile with the idea that the creatures lugged carcasses through narrow, pitch-black passageways and then left them to rot in a remote chamber.

In doing so, the predator would need to overcome the challenges of navigating the dark zone of the cave described earlier, in order to access a remote chamber, all while transporting a large hominin carcass.

In addition to directly exposing webs and workpieces to active species by immersion or at the plasma boundary of a parallel-plate reactor, we have shown that active species capable of sterilization can be convected at near room temperature to a remote exposure chamber.

Key features of the LAREDO sampler include the novel application (in this environment) of a torsion bar to generate the energy required to seal the sample chambers, independent and continuous temperature records in two of the three sample chambers, and remote (electronic) or manual (by submersible) modes of closure.

A new remote-controlled interface-type chamber was designed in order to conduct experiments in brain slices involving gas, fluid, and temperature changes with as little tissue manipulation as possible.

I can understand that: the whole green-bench pantomime in Westminster looks a remote and self-important echo chamber.

Various modifications were performed to enable remote control and monitoring of chamber functions, along with collection of data from instrumentation during tests including high speed and infrared cameras, a Fourier transform infrared spectrometer, real-time gas analyzers, and compact reconfigurable input and output devices.

Mr Paxman's gibe that Parliament is "a remote and self-important echo-chamber" stings.

People are sick of the tawdry pretences," said the presenter who dubbed the "whole green-bench pantomime in Westminster … a remote and self-important echo-chamber".