The phrase "across panels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that spans or is distributed over multiple panels, such as in a presentation, graphic design, or comic strips.
Example: "The information was displayed across panels to provide a comprehensive overview of the project."
Alternatives: "throughout panels" or "over multiple panels".
Wind, water, and even the swooping lines of some dialogue balloons, Maya's breathing tube, and sound-effect words waving across panels can have a ghostly aesthetic.
In fact, two employees in booths high above the bustle are controlling package flow, their hands flying across panels as they manipulate more than 80 metal diverters on and off the conveyor belts, preventing packages from overflowing any one input station.
Getting inside requires more than galvanizing a certainty of one's metaphysical being; the determined shopper is forced to hurl her full body weight across panels of amber glass until a secret hinge eventually yields, allowing her to stumble inside, stripped of pride and balance.
This result holds for both men and women and across Panels 4 and 5.
The IPS test differs from the LLC test in that the IPS test allows the coefficient on the autoregressive parameter to be heterogeneous across panels.
Table 5 reports the average treatment effect on the treated (ATT) estimates for men and women across panels 4 and 59.
Both treatment variables are calculated from 2014 data but can be traced back and forth across panel years for the respective establishments.
Projected across two panels blocking the stage are images from the New York subway system.
One design, "El Dorado," from 1849, shows Europe, Asia, Africa and America spread across 24 panels, with vegetation and architecture common to each place.
Based on a painting Bonnard made earlier, the design floats airily across the panels in Japanese style.
The alternative hypothesis implies that the autoregressive parameter is constant across all panels.
