Sentence examples for panel labelled from inspiring English sources

Under a glass panel labelled "Distributeur d'histoires courtes" ("Short-story distributor"), he found three numbered buttons: one, three, and five.

On Thursday, Murray, who was a judge on the fiction panel, labelled Flanagan's novel about the Burma railway as a "pretentious and stupid book" and expressed his anger that Abbott "went behind the scenes and worked a swifty".

The consensus panel labelled the findings as "nodule" according to the definitions in the NELSON protocol [ 23].

This strategy is shown in Tables  2, 4 and Figure  2 – centre panel (labelled as P + SSD red-diamond for severe pandemics).

The left panel of each figure, labelled A, reflects no bias at the beginning of the study, whereas the right panel, labelled B, reflects the situation with initial bias.

The two longer distances in the crystal structure (3.98 and 4.35 nm) are not resolved in the PELDOR data and appear as a single peak at 4.22 nm with twice the intensity (depicted in Figure  2 a, right panel) labelled by a 2. A longer τ2 of 4000 ns does not resolve the two longer distances (see Figure S2-1 of the Supporting Information for details).

Fried brain is not enough; the cartoonist has to add a panel labeled "This is your brain with bacon" and finally "This is your brain's mom".

With chemicals, Oh Saddam!" The second panel, labeled 2002, shows the same two men transfixed in front of their television set, wearing gas masks as one yells, "With diplomacy, Oh Saddam!

An auroral breakup (red circle, 23.2 MLT, (64.6^{circ }) MLAT) is first seen in the panel labeled 2128 07 UT in red.

An auroral brightening was first observed in the panel labeled in red at 2128 07 UT, which is midpoint of the 36.8-s exposure time.

The new office, which the panel labeled the National Office for Human Research Oversight, would set policy, issue and enforce regulations, oversee research, and disseminate information.