Sentence examples for editor panel from inspiring English sources
The tool is composed of sectors in a semicircle on the right-hand side of the editor panel, called petals: each petal corresponds to a smell.
The F3 model editor is shown in Figure 3 and it is composed of three parts: 1) editor panel, which is used to create and visualize F3 models; 2) menu bar, which provides the F3 elements and relationships to be included in the models; and 3 properties panel, which displays all properties of a selected element or relationship in the model.
There's a YouTube party at ACMI presented by i-D, where a panel of writers show their favourite clips on the big screen; a women's writing conference, presented by our women's site Broadly; and an exclusive industry-focused emerging editor panel featuring i-D Australia's editor, Wendy Syfret.
When a data element within an explorer window is selected, the corresponding editor window appears within the editor panel, displaying information about the selected data element, much of which can be edited (Figure 4).
In the data editor Panel, the top part shows the current object's name, ID and other information.
Once the image is uploaded on the card, you can re-size it and crop it using the tools from the editor panel.
The meeting, on 10 February, will be attended by student representatives from each NCTJ-accredited course with NCTJ board member and Guardian readers' editor Chris Elliott chairing a 'Meet the editors' panel made up of Lynn Ashwell, deputy editor, Bolton News; Eamonn O'Neal, managing editor, MEN Media ; and Michelle Mayman, TV editor, BBC North West Tonight.
To the Editor: Re "Panel Calling for Free-Contraceptive Coverage" (front page, July 20): The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops got it wrong.
To the Editor: Re "Panel Proposes Single Standard for All Schools" (front page, March 11): There is a major weakness in the plan to achieve this curricular reform in English and math piecemeal, on a state-by-state basis.
Chaired by Dan Milmo, the Guardian's industrial editor, the panel counted Neil Jones, international business manager with Lloyds TSB; Julie White, managing director of diamond drilling company D-Drill; John Rider, the chairman of IoD West Midlands; and Professor Lord Bhattacharyya from Warwick Manufacturing Group.
Gus Nicholas Pittsburgh, Aug. 7, 2008 To the Editor: Re "Panel Sentences bin Laden Driver to a Short Term" (front page, Aug. 8): For any person who ever believed that the term "military justice" is an oxymoron, look no further than the results of the sentencing phase of the Hamdan trial.
