Sentence examples for suitable chamber from inspiring English sources

That's what science is all about, isn't it?" A few minutes later, he found a colleague down the hall with a suitable chamber.

The leaves can store rainwater or, if punctured, form a suitable nesting chamber for symbiotic ants, which protect the plants from harmful insects.

Here we get to see the pages that once lay scattered among the blankets as Proust wrote in bed, now neatly laid out in a small, dimly lit room painted in damask rose, which itself might make for a suitable sleeping chamber.

For each combination of suitable combustion chamber shape and engine control parameters (ignition/injection crank angle, EGR, etc)., a CFD simulation is used to evaluate the combustion performance of the engine.

It was immaculate little torture chamber suitable for cremating a cat in.

The design, construction and performance characteristics of a simple axial-field ionization chamber suitable for identifying ions in a radioactive beam are presented.

This study was designed to develop and validate a rodent chamber suitable for controlled exposure to vaporized THC in a propylene glycol vehicle, using an e-cigarette delivery system adapted to standard size, sealed rat housing chambers.

These include the "Royal Apartments", a suite of two bedrooms plus an audience chamber, suitable for royal visitors.

All biopsies were deemed to be suitable for Ussing chamber experiments.

Although flow chambers are commercially available, we developed a small-sized flow chamber suitable for a small area of cultured brain endothelial cells and for the low number of pMBMECs obtained from each isolation procedure.

Biopsies would be deemed suitable for Ussing chamber study if: 1) the biopsy could be clearly seen to cover the 1.5-mm aperture on stereomicroscopy (to ensure no visible potential for leak), 2) baseline TER was >50 Ω·cm, and 3) there was no visible fluorescein cross-chamber leakage after 20 min when applied at a concentration of 1 mg/ml to one chamber at the end of the experiment.