Chambers

an opening in the atrial septum, or dividing wall between the two upper chambers of the heart known as the right and left atria.

He did not wear his heart on his sleeve, and when he left his chambers to walk to that last meeting, his face was much as usual.

Marion Chambers: Don't you think it would be better if you referred to "it" as "him" ?

3 and lays the beams of his upper chambers on their waters. He makes the clouds his chariot and rides on the wings of the wind.

But there was no ice in the judge's chambers, so I did not get a chance to pass or fail that moral test.

Blood pressure and oxygen measurements are taken in the four chambers of the heart, as well as the pulmonary artery and aorta.

On the central of this palace is a rectangular courtyard , king's palace and Queen chambers are distributed around the garden .

For the above reasons, climatic chambers have been used as part of the calibration process.

First meeting, Chambers that straight to the point and asked: "How much money do I need to buy your company? "

of or relating to a cavity or chamber in the body (especially one of the upper chambers of the heart).

From Europe to the Pacific, we have been a nation that has shut down torture chambers and replaced tyranny with the rule of law.

But one of the two available chambers is empty and rescue workers fear that the four miners were unable to reach the other chamber.

The simulated and experimental results of the pressures in both chambers indicate that this model is suitable for the system.

After all, Mr Chambers's goal, as he recently put it, is nothing less than for Cisco to become "the best company in the world" .

As the heart beats, it comes bloods through the chambers and blood vessel in the body.

A few weeks ago, it had seemed that his efforts were working, as both chambers were making progress on health legislation.

"We have seen a bit of a spike because of the primaries, " said Sarah Chambers about attendance at NYU's Republican Club.

It was unable to turn around at the West end of Chambers Field at the Norfolk Naval Station.

Mr Chambers also said Cisco would relocate up to 10 members of its senior management staff to India over the next several months.

Pacemakers used to have but a single lead, going to one of the heart's four chambers.

As part of his move to democratize management, Chambers set up a new hierarchy within the company.

A president with a big personal mandate, solid majorities in both chambers of Congress and a silver tongue ought to have been much braver.

It consists of a pair of meter-tall chambers connected at the top by a tube containing an air turbine the diameter of a dinner plate.

That would give it a majority in both chambers, and hence greater freedom to pursue its own agenda.

A few days later the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) added that the latest increase would have "serious implications" for firms.

But a year later, like other technology giants, it was hit by what Mr Chambers calls the "hundred-year flood" .

The British Chambers of Commerce said the figures raised fresh questions over the country's "AAA" credit rating.

Later, it divides into four parts. As the heart beats, it pumps blood through these chambers and the blood vessels in the body.

Roland Chambers, in his new book, investigates Ransome's life in these years as he trod the shadowy border between journalism and espionage.

Cisco Chief Executive John Chambers recently described Huawei as "a very tough competitor over the long term. "

To become a law, identical versions of a bill must be passed by both chambers of Congress and signed by the president.

I also heard that you at your chambers in Garden-court, Temple, had been watched, and might be watched again.

Several guides can be spread across the width of the belt, depending upon the number of vacuum chambers on the conveyor.

His device, made from plastic and titanium, is the same size as a human heart but with five chambers arranged like the layers of an onion.

Thus, testing the surface profile in vacuum or environmental chambers is of significance.

Whatever: the stupidities of men in cities or council chambers, the waves will always be in choir, chanting their psalm.

Atrial fibrillation is a heartbeat disturbance in which the walls of the upper chambers of the heart vibrate rapidly.

More importantly from the birds' perspective, one of the chambers offered a supply of tasty dried insects and a pollen-sugar mixture.

Sarah has run the agency since the early days with her brother Simon Chambers, also a Director.

A recent survey by the British Chambers of Commerce found that almost half of small firms would be nervous about hiring a school-leaver.

You will no doubt be approached by not a few persons on your way to the advisors chambers.

Within the first year, she was rewarded by the discovery of a shaft and several underground chambers and tunnels.

Engineers are trying to prevent meltdowns by flooding the chambers of the nuclear reactors with sea water.

The first leg of my journey took place in the chambers of the Undergraduate Student Senate.

'We've heard from American businessmen and the chambers that they're getting fewer entries and shorter validity periods, ' he said.

Soon he would face a man whose name was synonymous with Naziism and evil. Under that name millions had been transported to the gas chambers.

Block and the head must BE tight and able to withstand the pressure and heat developed in the combustion chamBErs.

The heart tries to cope by dilating the chambers even more. Over time, the heart becomes weaker and heart failure can occur.

The lawyer was pleased when the case was sent to Judge Smith's chambers because Smith was noted for her clemency toward first offenders.

We, the organizer, are expecting more chambers and associations to be involved and be an integral part of this convention.

Dark abysses , tricky riddles and intrusive mummies are only a few things they encounter on their way through the ancient chambers.

The pumps, ventricular assist devices, are typically used with a heart still in place to help the chambers circulate blood.

During each normal heartbeat, the muscle cells in the upper chambers of the heart, the atria (AY-tree-uh), contract.

Often no wider than a hiker's shoulders, slot canyons swallow water in the rainy season, funneling much of it to underground chambers.

She walked around from one place to the next, looking into rooms and chambers as her heart desired. Finally she came to an old tower.

It's designed in such a way that it has open chambers on the wave facing side.

The interior of the heart is divided into four chambers: upper right and left atria and lower right and left ventricles.

Concentrated seawater is left at the bottom of the chambers, and freshwater vapour condenses above.

In her comfortable chambers at the Waldorf, Carrie was reading at this time "Pere Goriot, " which Ames had recommended to her.

The Chambers have no obligation to give reasons when they do not confirm an arbitrator.

A detachment of the Guard always accompanies the Emperor, even when he retires to his private chambers.

The British Chambers of Commerce warns of possible economic downturn in the next half year.

Guests will therefore travel through a sequence of 'gates, halls and chambers' culminating in a courtyard where daily life congregates.

His heart has divided into four chambers and its valves are beginning to form.

Objective To evaluate the feasibility of repairing the long defects in rabbits by double-bridging technique and chitosan-collagen chambers.

"If we don't stretch ourselves, we'll get boxed in, " Mr Chambers recently countered at a customer conference in London.

The thickness of the bark and girth of the tree can influence the shape and nature of galleries and chambers .

Chambers, who lives in Chesterfield, England, set to work on the Hobbit hole in the evenings after her boys went to bed.

White House , Senate Chambers , Chinese Embassy, Museum of the Native American Indian, Mall shopping .

Blood flow to the heart muscle itself (as opposed to the pumping chambers) stops, so the muscle dies and the heart stops beating.

The two United States Senators, whenever business called them to Columbus, invariably maintained parlour chambers at the hotel.

Brain ventricles are hollow chambers filled with fluid that supports brain tissue, and a layer of ependymal cells lines these ventricles.

Samantha Harris in her essay accounted for special chambers in underground mines that provide emergency shelter for miners.

Under that name millions had been transported to the gas chambers. And under that name Malkin's own sister had gone to her death.

I saw also the height of the house round about: the foundations of the side chambers were a full reed of six great cubits.

The chambers of the heart fill to an optimal level and cardiac output increases.

In a video interview with FT. com, Mr Chambers discusses the state of the world economy, Cisco's succession plans and US competitiveness.

First, the two upper chambers of the heart, called atria (AY-tree-uh), contract.

John Reed, your cousin, died, last month at his chambers in London.

Its membership would be drawn from both parties, both chambers of Congress and the White House.

Some of the stone houses, said study leader Brigitte Kovacevich, may have doubled as burial chambers for the city's early kings.

But your footsteps echo in chambers buried by the centuries, where feverish superstitions linger like a vague, disquieting mist.

Opinion polls suggest Democrats might be in a position to retake control of one or both chambers of Congress in the November elections.

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

Electrochemical wafer processing tools are often configured with several different types of chambers to support a processing sequence.

Both chambers of the U. S. Congress have passed legislation that supports the core principles for financial reform proposed by the G20.

The chambers or associations shall, however, closely follow the progress of these cases and establish necessary files.

The first two, known as the rumen, are essentially vast incubation chambers teeming with bacteria and protozoa.

A recent report from the British Chambers of Commerce said too many graduates have 'fairly useless degrees in non-serious subjects'.

To carry out their experiment Ms Jones and Dr Sykes put dead pigs inside small wooden chambers that were covered with clear plastic sheets.

A recent report from the British Chambers of Commerce said too many graduates have 'fairly useless degrees in non-serious subjects'.

To carry out their experiment Ms Jones and Dr Sykes put dead pigs inside small wooden chambers that were covered with clear plastic sheets.

Tomato has four chambers and is red. The heart has four chambers and is red.

The United States Congress consists of two chambers . The Senate is the upper chamber .

Sacheen Mulay is the president of the local Chambers of Commerce and Industry and one of the proud Mercedes owners.

For these Levites, the four chief porters, were in their set office, and were over the chambers and treasuries of the house of God.

Meanwhile, the army has a reserved quota of a quarter of all seats in both chambers, as well as in the regional state parliaments.

the widening of the chambers of the heart between two contractions when the chambers fill with blood.

The soft mobile mechanism contacts gastrointestinal tracts with inflatable air chambers, so it has better soft and non invasive characters.

Opened in 2007 and built on a reclaimed mining quarry, Chambers Bay is at times reminiscent of the legendary links of Scotland's St.

And before the chambers was a walk of ten cubits breadth inward, a way of one cubit; and their doors toward the north.

The deficit cap amendment is supported by Spain's two main parties and expected to be passed by both chambers of Parliament by next week.

For more on John Chambers' S programming language, check out these links to his publications and various research projects at Bell Labs.

The diluted blood sample can be moved back and forth through the reaction chambers until blood clots.

The Light chambers nullify all this and vivify what has lain dormant in you.

Echocardiogram provides information about the size and shape of your heart and how well your heart chambers and valves are functioning.

Dissent, whether expressed through referendums, elections or the debating chambers of national parliaments, will have only a limited impact.

Parts separating two pressure chambers, a corrosion allowance shall be provided on (strikethrough: either) each side of the parts.

Each of these chambers is adjustable in size to receive varying amount of material from a nozzle.

Originals of the award signed by the arbitrators shall be communicated to the parties and to the Chambers by the arbitral tribunal.

Together we are transforming a place of torture chambers and mass graves into a nation of laws and free institutions.

The head of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Rajiv Kumar, says the potential to increase regional trade is huge.

In the early Eastern Han, the temple system of "different chambers in the same hall" was carried out, in which all.

The blood clotting process forms fibrin stands that prevent the flow of the blood sample in the reaction chambers.

Medical electrical equipment - Dosimeters with ionization chambers as used in radiotherapy.

It works, in other words, in conjunction with a conventional pacemaker that has a lead into the right hand chambers.

Memory, already divided into a castle of chambers, balkanizes into a terrifying labyrinth of tiny closets .

The Democrats are poised to turn small majorities in both chambers into dominant ones, perhaps realigning American politics for many years.

To become law, the bill must be approved by both chambers and signed by the president.

Chambers said Yahoo wanted to make developers feel confident about using OpenSocial as a building block for future social applications.

You know of some absurd notion he has? -literary fame, and bachelor's chambers.

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) is preparing a report calling for a big rethink of Britain's laissez-faire export policy.

There is an appeal from the master to a judge in chambers (in private) and thence to the Court of Appeal.

By providing chambers on both top and bottom of the bed, contaminated air is forced through the bed from the top down.

Republicans control the governorship and both chambers of the state legislature, so can draw new maps without interference from Democrats.

Throughout the year, she obtains gas samples from specialized chambers installed in the field and measures the samples in the laboratory.

Mr. Chambers has been in charge so long that he seems to be repeating mistakes.

D. and then confined to sensory deprivation chambers and later exposed to a harsh interrogation sessions by intelligence people.

Next, we want you to better understand what happens in the Light chambers in Inner Earth.

Chambers at first looked for a readymade rug, but she couldn't find one close enough to the one in the movie.

Propelling this hysteria to its extreme, the Nazis sent these "sub-humans" to the gas chambers.

The British Chambers of Commerce called for the level of QE to be raised.

ASK John Chambers, the boss of Cisco, about the formative experience of his business life and he mentions his time at Wang Laboratories.

The British Chambers of Commerce was disappointed by the decision.

The metal objects are passed on a conveyor through a series of chambers where hot air is blown through the conveyor.

Measurement of air moisture - Climatic and thermostatic chambers - Characterisation and verification.

Chambers said future moves will be carried out with "surgical precision, " but he didn't offer much in the way of specific plans.

The ignition system provides high-voltage electric sparks that set fire to the air-fuel mixture in the engine combustion chambers.

If the bill is amended in the second chamber, it must be sent back to the first chamber because both chambers must AGREE on the amendments.

The air storage chambers are communicated with two ends of the cylinder body through fabrication holes.

After received your letter, we decide to develop new projects cooperating with your chambers.

These brothers shall accompany you to your chambers, where you will stay the night.

A Comparative Study of Keats'Theory of "Two Chambers" and Wang Guowei's Theory of "Two Realms"

Both chambers are scheduled to be in recess for part of next week, to mark Veteran's Day.

Senate vote pending its budget, the two chambers must reach a unified text and sent to the president to sign into law.

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

Consists of four chambers with one-way doors (valves) between to direct the blood to flow in a specific direction.

From the air-tight chambers of the screws the raw oil shale is poured into the inner recess of the aerofountain drier (hereinafter AFD).

A little walk and I'll be home, I'll be back with Tommen, in my own chambers inside Maegor's Holdfast.

Of the temple's six chambers, four have been opened so far.

The invention relates to a fixed-bed reactor, a shell side of which is divided into a plurality of chambers.

'Some people say that we act too quickly, some people say that we act too slowly. You can't have it both ways, ' says Mr. Chambers from S&P.

The 12 members selected, drawn equally from both parties and both chambers, do not inspire confidence.

Plastic spheres and tubes serve as living chambers and tunnels; you provide food, soil, moss, and water (and ants, sold separately).

Separate air chambers adjust the longitudinal and transverse contours of the backrest independently in the lumbar and side regions.

Since his chastisement Mr Gibbs has insisted stoutly that he expects the Democrats to hold on to both chambers.

The German gas chambers and crematoriums were not brilliant innovative works of genius.

Yet it was not Chambers' acquisition strategies, but Black's research, that made money for shareholders.

The project has led to the establishment of 20 new PIP centers within the structures of the Chambers.

To be sure, Cisco became so dominant in some areas under Mr. Chambers that it is hard not to lose market share.

Mrs. Chambers sits comfortably in her armchair, enjoying a cup of coffee.

"China has its own Monroe Doctrine in the region, and this is the Pancho Villa case of the Mekong, " Mr. Chambers said.

The previous projects are including villas, hotels, restaurants, bars, chambers, exclusive stores, and offices of different areas.

Awareness of links golf will get a boost with the hosting of the 2015 U. S. Open at Washington State's publicly owned Chambers Bay course.

All state parliaments, except those of Queensland, the northern Territory and the Australian capital Territory, have two chambers.

I had just finished a tough trial and was in my chambers surrounded by judicial detritus: legal briefs, scores of exhibits.

Samuel Morse sends first long distance public telegraph message to Baltimore from the chambers of the Supreme Court in Washington, DC.

According to the structure and plastic parts dimension accuracy requirement, the plastic parts used in injection exactly two Chambers.

In California, at a large technology conference, Chambers and telecommunications equipment rising star Cerent CEO Carl Russo met.

Small pores, visible with a magnifying glass, channel the blast into mazes of micro-chambers.

The pharaohs killed those who had built the secret chambers of the pyramids to ensure that any knowledge of their existence would be lost.

Yes, when the sun shines, the sick quit their chambers and walk abroad to breathe the fresh air.

In an interview, Chambers said it was clear to him that an economic recovery was under way.

Initially both detector and lens are flat. Beneath both the membranes of the detector and the simple lens are chambers filled with water.

As I can't afford to live in a grand house, he comes and stays in these rickety old chambers with me.

Business associations and chambers of commerce are increasingly involved in public policy in Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan and Kuwait .

Experimental approach: Rings with and without endothelium were suspended in organ chambers for isometric tension recording.

Finally, the network of established Chambers of Commerce supports new business ventures long after they have been established.

It controlled its vertical position by adjusting the amount of seawater in the chambers of its shell.

This time, Heavyweight Champ George Iceman Chambers is sent to a Russian Jail on trumped-up drug charges.

Serve as the legal adviser and right protection advisory of local chambers , Commerce, associations.

Then, the stress and deformation of the vacuum chambers are analyzed at room temperature and under bakeout conditions.

Alternating pulses of the two chambers provide a stream which has small segments of alternating fluid from each inlet.

That's why Chambers last week called the switch business a "tough market" even though his company, for now, controls two-thirds of it.

And between the chambers was the breadth of twenty cubits round about the house on every side.

Harvester ants bring seeds back to their nests and store them in chambers, while honey bees save nectar and pollen in their hive.

Weak spot: Chambers says he competes "in a fair and aboveboard way, " but the FTC wonders if Cisco has conspired to divvy up markets.

No smell pollution exists among the independent chambers.

In particular, Chambers pointed to Washington's inability to overcome political obstacles and enact aggressive fiscal reforms.

The interior chambers of air-handling units and fan coil units should be easily accessible for routine servicing and cleaning.

'It has to start to cut as soon as possible, ' said David Kern, economic adviser to the British Chambers of Commerce.

form of the inlet chambers to avoid flow separation.

Bishop's chambers is an architecture complex formed during the 15-17 centuries as a residence for Suzdal church hierarchs.

I look forward to working with members of Congress in both chambers over the coming weeks to do exactly that.

David Kern, chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, predicted unemployment would peak at about 3. 2 million next year.

This needs to be fully comprehended before you enter the Light chambers.

And the weight of the nails was fifty shekels of gold. And he overlaid the upper chambers with gold.

Additionally, many chambers now will also link to the websites of their members through an online membership directory.

The maze was a labyrinth of corridors and chambers, some containing delicious cheese.

There are a few houses out front, and in back a partially underground room lined with chambers containing brick ovens.

The new pneumatically microfluidic pumps layout the 3-pair double-side chambers was also reported to automatically delivery virus samples.

Careful dissection of the eyes usually reveals fibrinopurulent exudate in the anterior chambers.

Chambers of commerce from Europe, North America, Australia and India are complaining bitterly about trips aborted and business lost.

'Selectively, we're hiring on certain projects, ' said John Chambers, chief executive of networking giant Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO).

In addition, the agreement would require both chambers of Congress to vote on adding a balanced budget amendment to the U.

The passage communicates with the first and second chambers and has a groove disposed on a bottom wall of the case.

Dazhai three bays, with two quadrangles, the same corridor between the two chambers .

Such entities are not closed, secretive chambers, but welcoming, informative, mutual and philanthropic.

The circulating pump is communicated with the two anode chambers respectively through two pipelines each of which is provided with a valve.

Steps for underground man entry chambers - Requirements, marking, testing and evaluation of conformity.

Only when both chambers agree on identical language can the bill be sent to the president to become law.

The Chambers may issue general guidelines to the arbitrators for the accounting of their expenses.

Crypts and Chambers : Macromolecular Machines involved in Protein Folding and Degradation .

Such measures express sentiments of both chambers of Congress, but do not have the force of law.

AT twelve, Lawrence won a scholarship to the Nottingham High School. AT fifteen, he became friendly with the Chambers family.

New kinematic added, changes to the chambers where the action is not looking that far.

Most residents of Godown, a huddle of mud and brick huts, are dali, especially chambers and dhobis, of the Hindu washer caste.

Her crippled body was gathered by Vader's agents, and she recuperated within secret chambers aboard the Super Star Destroyer Executor.

Even with more advanced designs, poorly insulated combustion chambers can add to the cooling effect and thus to the inefficiency.

hospital system at present most countries can be divided into two chambers of parliament or a unicameral system of the two.

vast cavernous chambers hollowed out of limestone.

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

The translucent columns also resemble giant pillars of ice but are warmed by superheated air leaking up from underground magma chambers.

Concrete manholes and inspection chambers, unreinforced, steel fibre and reinforced.

Studies on magma evolution and on geophysical observations indicate that there are two magma chambers beneath Tianchi volcano.

In the Lewis and Chambers example, restaurants have been steadily increasing their prices.

the shield ship ' s dish - shaped deflector is 800 meters across , and is lined by thick armor plating honeycombed with coolant chambers.

Precision stem and packing chambers. Straightness, roundness and fine finish of stem and packing chamber wall are essential.

Asurvey from the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has reported the healthiest manufacturing export orders since 1994.

A staggered approach to illumination monitoring of chambers or sections to eliminate crosstalk between the infrared sensors is carried out.

They must be aired and treated in the open, not fussed over in obscure and echoing committee chambers.

The session was held in the council's private chambers aboard the fortress, with the usual secretaries and officials in attendance.

Chambers should be covered to keep out extraneous contaminants and to reduce the evaporation of test solution and test material.

Infrared illumination levels are measured within individual or groups of inflated mattress chambers.

Special invitation to other domestic trade associations(chambers of commerce)to organize delegations to visit the Fair.

Size of its minefields and chambers just boggles the mind. Gypsum deposit was discovered in Novomoskovsk in 1929.

The conveyor wheel and conveyor belts are optionally equipped with partitions that subdivide a conveyor belt into chambers.

The two parties are narrowly matched in both chambers, raising the intensity of the competition for control of the House and Senate.

Just last month, Britain's top sprinter Dwain Chambers and several american athletes tested positive for the drug THG.

There is even talk of a repeat of 1994, when a surge of "angry white men" helped Republicans take over both chambers of Congress.

Camp also called "death camps" usually built used mass killings and conduct human trial gas chambers, autopsy rooms and cinerator.

Then an improved model is formulated predicting output per day of SAGD, which considers two stages of rise and depletion of steam chambers.

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

Atrial fibrillation. This fast and chaotic beating of the atrial chambers is a common arrhythmia.

They haunt the empty chambers of our lives, they throng around us like dead leaves whirled in the autumn wind.

to achieve the optimum spray pattern for each application, the appropriate mixing chambers are available in seven spray sizes.

Then four of the Regent's elite soldiers came forward to escort Tesla into the Regent's private chambers.

After eluding explorers and archeologists for years, these were found stashed in hidden vaults, secret chambers and caves.

WHO Director-General Dr Margaret Chan welcomes Ray Chambers in his new global role in malaria control.

Even then, however, the House and Senate bills must be merged and both chambers must pass the reconciled version.