0 a small room just inside the outer door of a public building where you can leave your coat, etc.:
1 a room just inside a house or building, through which you enter the building:
Very short infundibula in relation to vestibule length.
The pool and its attendant planter force a left turn into a ramped gallery leading to an inner vestibule.
In the acute phase it may be necessary to give vestibule s uppressants in form of motion-sickness medication.
Entry is via the vestibule building with its brick walls, corrugated tin roof, and steel-framed early twentieth-centur y industrial windows.
By contrast, the contemporary chamber is a free-form, sculpted space which is reached by a separating layer of public concourses, foyers, vestibules and plazas.
He turned the narrower east-west volume into a vestibule and greenhouse with a small swimming pool, placing independent guest rooms at its east end.
This regression of vestibule is potentially the most important step occurring during the lateralization of the atriums and occurs at the inferior atrioventricular junction.
The brain was removed from each half of the head, the labyrinth was located, and the utricular vestibule containing the lapillus was extracted.
