Sentence examples for explanatory panels from inspiring English sources

With their explanatory panels and educational events, the company's stores are an insight into how storytelling can be used in the corporate world.

While the art works have obvious resonance for Christians, their meaning may be lost on others who might need more help in appreciating their value, Mr. Brown said, noting the absence of museum-style explanatory panels.

Meticulous explanatory panels now fill the elegant house that hosted the Wannsee Conference – when, on 20 January 1942, 15 senior Nazis settled the "final solution of the Jewish question in Europe".

A cartoon strip on an explanatory panel tells of recent events at a Madagascar village.

Popcorn, an explanatory panel notes, was a brand-new snack food when it was introduced at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893.

The explanatory panel reads: "Everything has a spirit and everything is interconnected". The central image is a "teaching lodge" in which the tribe learns seven teachings: "honesty, love, courage, truth, wisdom, humility and respect". A diorama with life-size mannequins shows various tribe members, including children, in the lodge.

To examine the stability of β-coefficients and obtain unbiased effect sizes, two panels of multivariate explanatory models were considered for each mortality outcome, based on diagnostic regression refinement of residual statistics, by eliminating the presence of outliers (higher than 2 SDs of predicted mortality outcome) when presented.

For predictions tallied in panel (A ), the explanatory power, as evaluated by the r 2 value for the relationship between the scores of the predictions and the observed mRNA fold changes in the test set, is plotted for either mRNAs with 3′ UTRs containing at least one canonical 7 8 nt 3′-UTR site (B ) or other mRNAs (C ).

An explanatory case is depicted in Figure 3, where panel B shows SWM and CM of a hypothetical simple neuronal network (Figure 3A).

The explanatory materials were developed in collaboration with a lay panel of women.

The explanatory variables are treated as if the quantities were non-random which in panel data analysis gives time-independent effects (Wooldridge 2002, 2015).