Chambers造句

The arc under the Bishop's Chambers.

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Dust Chambers, ultra low industrial freezers.

When Mr. Chambers died, his son took on the farm, Mrs. Chambers moved away.

No smell pollution exists among the independent Chambers.

In exceptional circumstances, the Chambers may extend this time-limit;

It has 13 Chambers, linked like a string of sausages.

"What we've seen is a real lag," Chambers said.

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The researchers created so-called choice Chambers. When the Chambers were silent, the larvae floated about, equally distributed.

Al-Chambers Al Chambers has a PhD in Therapeutic Counselling, a Masters in Counselling Psychology, a Diploma in Counselling and a degree in Business.

Sponges with6-rayed siliceous spicules; choanocytes are restricted to finger-shaped Chambers.

The Temple of vintage towering in the empty Chambers, meteorological, large camphor tree has a blooming.

Clinical Feature of Multiple Myxomas in Chambers of the Heart and Operative Method

It is likely that the anteaters located the ants' nesting Chambers without the assistance of electroreceptors.

My grandfather's naturalization certificate hangs on the wall in my Chambers.

This forces blood out of the exit valves and into the body, and by the time the lower Chambers and exit valves relax, the upper Chambers and entry valves are receiving another electric prompt.

Require a business card issued by the Firm or Chambers and an introductory letter on headed paper from their employer.

The island farm had been owned by the Chambers family for may years, passing on from father to son.

Hyperbaric Chambers are sometimes used to literally bombard the wound area with pure oxygen, boosting blood flow and encouraging healing.

Carter Chambers: you once said you're not everyone. Well, that's true. You're certainly not everyone. But everyone is everyone.

If the Claimant fails to pay the Registration Fee, the Chambers shall not proceed with the arbitration.

Maester Aemon's old Chambers were so warm that the sudden cloud of steam when Mully pulled the door open was enough to blind the both of them.

To avoid the homogenous interaction between the DPAS solution and permanganate solution, they are separated in two reaction Chambers which are connected by a salt bridge.

The experiments included hanging people upside down until they choked, burying them alive, injecting air into their veins and placing them in high-pressure Chambers.

US Nebraska State Senator Ernie Chambers filed a lawsuit against God in September 2007, saying God had inflicted "widespread death and destruction of the Earth's inhabitants".

Intriguingly, before the heart of a developing mammalian embryo separates into four Chambers, it looks similar to the two-chambered zebrafish heart.

This is the heaviest of heavy industries, and it is often the least visible: a hidden parallel realm of anonymous industrial facilities, restricted zones, clinical Chambers and subterranean vaults.

But due to centuries of exposure to the elements, the bones and bunks-and much of the caves themselves-had collapsed by the time the team entered the Chambers.

In free Iraq there will be no more wars of aggression against your neighbours, no more poison factories, no more executions of dissidents, no more torture Chambers and rape rooms.

"The tombs are still open on a rotating basis," Hughes says. "If you're lucky, you may be able to see the burial Chambers of King Ramses VI or King Tutankhamen." el.

For the purpose of determining the Registration Fee under Section 1 of this Appendix b, the rate of exchange shall be that of the date when the Notice of Arbitration is received by the Chambers.