Sentence examples for scale of chamber from inspiring English sources

However, it has the advantage of allowing our most precise, highest time-resolution measurement to directly incorporate the time scale of chamber mixing into the calculation of ΔVOC.

However, the available VOC/formaldehyde emission references all have some limitations for applications to various scales of chambers.

Many orchestral musicians relish the opportunity to sample the independence and more modestly scaled pleasures of chamber music.

But as ΔD/S < 0.6, the twin jets are closer to the chamber wall, and radial inductions from the expanding steps are stronger, so twin jets do not appear the collection effect on the space and time scale of the observation chamber and the pressure distributions of jet flow field are always more violent pulsation state.

There being only two choral movements, opening and closing Cantata No. 8, "Liebster Gott, Wenn Werd Ich Sterben" ("Dearest God, When Will I Die?"), this practice may well have been merely an economy of chamber scale.

But the directness of address of McCabe's idiom, especially in his later music, the feeling that you're listening to the irreducible heart of the musical matter, whether on the scale of a symphony or chamber music, does not mean there is a want of poetry, image, or even transcendence in this music.

Vengerov returns in January and February with programmes of chamber music and large-scale concertos.

But the Court of Appeal ruled in 1997 that, in casting doubt on the existence of gas chambers and the scale of their use, he had taken a position that "no objective or fair-minded" historian could sustain - and he was ordered to pay the estimated £2.4m legal bill.

In this chip, multiple gradient generators (CGGs) with diffusible chambers enable large scale of dose-response bioassays to be performed in a simple way.

In the same interview he questioned the scale of the Nazis' use of gas chambers and the authenticity of Anne Frank's diary.

Height of chamber entrance (m).