Sentence examples for a strong panel from inspiring English sources

The screen is not touch-sensitive, actually; it is covered by a strong panel of glass.

The through plate involved with concrete provided a strong panel zone with elastic behavior, and the suggested connection is categorized as a fully restrained connection.

But with five Tests in Australia following hard on the heels of this summer's Ashes series, England's cricket director, Andy Flower, and bowling coach, David Saker, have stressed the importance of having a strong panel of fast bowlers to provide cover for injuries, and also to allow rotation in selection.

He added: "Since Rugby World Cup 2011, we have been focused on developing a strong panel that can preside over the 48 matches at this year's tournament.

Renata Simril chaired a strong panel with LAWA's Deborah Flint, Metro CEO Phil Washington and California High Speed Rail's Jeff Morales on transit.

Our previous DNA methylation bead array analysis revealed a strong panel of genes differentially methylated in 38 HCC tumors compared with their matched surrounding tissues [ 19], including genes already known as deregulated in HCC like RASSF1A or APC [ 20, 21].

This study found that post-Northridge WUF-B connection specimens having a stronger panel zone experienced more significant slip between the bolted shear tab and the beam web.

"As far as the team is concerned we have a very strong panel and there are plenty of young boys coming in there with experienced guys as well who can step in and do the same job".

The New York Forum, currently going on in Midtown Manhattan, just had an unusually strong panel of successful Chinese businessmen (along with the CEO of Alcoa, a company with a lot of business in China).

At Royal Holloway, University of London, criminologist Alex Newbury conducted in-depth studies of 11- and 12-year-olds who received a referral order – non-custodial sentences in which the offender agrees a "contract" with a three-strong panel that can include writing letters of apology, practical work for the victim or community, and support aimed at preventing reoffending.

In the UK, the firm has a 40,000-strong panel that gives a representative sample of the population according to demographic, income, age and location.