air chamber

In practice, however, it is common for each individual reed to have its own air chamber.

Then came an air chamber and behind it 2 double doors again.

Initially the water level will be near the roof of the air chamber.

The large tears in the air chamber made it worthless.

An uncanny shape came into the light of the air chamber.

He got up and opened the little air chamber.

These typically do not have an air chamber and are named only because of their external shape.

A person floating in the air chamber would feel mighty helpless.

A minute's climb brought them into a great domed air chamber.

Where the tunnel bends again, you go straight up to the next air chamber."

"For some reason I don't know, this house is equipped with a special air chamber.

The last fifteen meters is a vertical ascent into the air chamber.

One of its air chambers failed to inflate properly on Wednesday night.

In one position the spool allows the fixed air chamber to be filled.

Their legs are stronger and do not have air chambers, except the femurs.

Stark was lying flat on his stomach in what looked like a tiny air chamber.

The mouthpiece is placed between the air chambers of the instrument and the player's mouth.

As the air escapes, the water level in the air chamber will rise again.

The deeper the air chamber is positioned, the higher the elevation to which the water can be pumped.

The trunk opened to reveal a box fitted between two air chambers - one above, the other below.

I spotted that air chamber and found what I wanted."

The air chambers are always located over the breast, across the shoulders and encircling the back of the head.

He was coming from the so-called air chamber.

The mariachi saw the light from the air chamber and strolled curiously toward it.

It has two separate air chambers, allowing for adjustments in the bed's firmness.