Sentence examples similar to ground panel from inspiring English sources

And CNN still has all manner of political boots on the ground — panels stacked like cordwood even though the election is long past.

When he first saw the portrait, François de Poortere, an old master paintings expert at Sotheby's, said he spent hours studying the gold-ground panel.

The museum paid $354,500 for the large gold-ground panel, which measures 77 1/2 by 39 1/2 inches.

The forces's reasonable grounds panel, which is chaired by a chief inspector and includes a frontline officer as well as two members of the public, who can include offenders or ex-offenders, has stripped the power from three special constables, two regular constables and three sergeants since October.

An article in The Arts on Nov. 5 about Terence Riley, who is stepping down as chief curator of architecture and design at the Museum of Modern Art, misidentified the ground zero panel on which he served.

"These have really changed the situation on the ground," says panel chair Brian Follett, vice chancellor at the University of Warwick, who presented the report here at a press conference.

But all 43 of the deleted names are still shown on the ground zero panels, from Jesus Acevedo-Rescand to the Vanvelzer family members, Barrett, Edward and Paul Herman.

Drawing heavily on a 1996 Supreme Court ruling that overturned an antigay initiative in Colorado on equal protection grounds, the panel found the initiative violated the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution by singling out a minority group and taking away the right to marry, which it already possessed in California, "without a legitimate reason for doing so".

Back above ground, photovoltaic panels that create electricity from the sun are a more common option.

This review includes all cases of vertical panels, namely non-permeable and permeable panels on the ground or elevated panels.

Meanwhile, this process of canvassing opinion was mirrored by "ground-level" panels in Egypt, Brazil, Uganda and India consisting of some of the world's most marginalised people.