That meant a populist Ahmanson and an experimental, smaller Taper that could serve as a chamber music hall as well as a playhouse.
The building was designed by architect John Yeon in 1948 and served as a chamber of commerce office and visitor center, city offices, and a restaurant, as well as the rose festival's headquarters.
And that seems to be corroborated by the fact that behind the attic, or inside the attic of the arch, is a staircase, as well as a chamber, and I show both of them to you here: a spiral staircase and a chamber, a chamber that might well have served as a burial chamber for an urn of Titus.
In the IDPFR, the dark and photo-fermentative bacteria were separated by a membrane into dark and photo chambers, while the organic acids produced by the DFB in the dark chamber freely passed through the membrane into the photo chamber, serving as a carbon source for photo-fermentation.
The cavity left is to serve as a crash chamber.
It also serves as a resonating chamber to produce or receive sound.
A micromachined Foturan® structure with inlet and outlet channels for the gas flow serves as a reaction chamber.
The most accepted theory today of the function of the crest is that it served as a resonating chamber, allowing lambeosaurs to make deep, loud sounds.
A tower serves as a mixing chamber for players involved in an expanded range of emergencies, while a coordination center situated below ground can be secured during a larger catastrophe.
This new democratic architecture for Europe would make it possible to finally overcome today's inertia and the myth that the council of heads of state could serve as a second chamber representing the states.
Adult males also have a throat pouch that serves as a resonating chamber for the "long call," a sequence of roars that can sometimes be heard for 2 km (1.2 miles).
