Sentence examples for observation panel from inspiring English sources

The 38-year-old, who is believed to have been in the early stages of changing her gender, was discovered by officers at around 4.02am on Friday after her cell door was barricaded and the "observation panel" covered.

On the first floor of the warehouse in Sunset Park, officials for the Board of Elections, accompanied by a bipartisan observation panel, spent Wednesday reviewing most of the data recorded by the voting machines.

One prisoner attempted to smash the television in his cell, another man kicked his food tray at staff and showered them with baked beans, a third broke the observation panel in the door of his cell after being told he couldn't come out.

Moreover, by studying the repeated cross sections of observation, panel data are more fitted to study dynamics of change.

Inmates faced ongoing intimidation, including other prisoners squirting urine or throwing faeces through broken observation panels.

Another prison refused to accept any more prisoners from court because so many cell observation panels were broken, placing officers at risk of being assaulted when carrying out their checks.

In addition, all doors must be equipped with polycarbonate observation panels, mirrors should be installed to allow views around corners and corridors, and interior windows should be aligned to allow observation across a number of rooms.

The benefit of having multiple observations (panel data) on the same units allows controlling for unobserved heterogeneous characteristics of hospitals.

Gujarati (2011) describes that, by combining time series of cross-sectional observations, panel data provide "more informative data, more variability, less collinearity among variables, more degrees of freedom and more efficiency".

The observations on panel zone behavior revealed that it can afford high ductility; however, localized deformations at corners of panel zone may increase the likelihood of fracture in vicinity of beam flange welds.

From the fixed-point observations (lower panel of Fig. 3), the stable layer at a height of around 2 km gradually intensified.