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chamber

[cheym-ber] / ˈtʃeɪm bər /


NOUN
legislative body
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“Precipice,” given its world premiere on Thursday at the La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club, is billed as an object-theater/chamber opera.

From The Wall Street Journal

These beams sent neutrinos into a liquid-argon time projection chamber, where their interactions could be observed with high precision.

From Science Daily

Environmental Control A specialized chamber allows researchers to precisely adjust light, temperature, humidity and carbon dioxide to simulate real-world growing conditions.

From Science Daily

Keeping MPs in Parliament, but using the House of Lords chamber would prolong the works by between seven and 15 years and increase costs to £9.5bn-£18.5bn.

From BBC

The debating chamber is being renovated to include 36 more desks and upgraded technology, at an estimated cost of £4.2m to the taxpayer.

From BBC