Sentence examples for way panel from inspiring English sources
John Noble Wilford's encomium to the space shuttle era followed your report a couple of days earlier that NASA's sole planned flagship mission, the James Webb Space Telescope, the successor to the Hubble Space Telescope, may be canceled, at least if the House Appropriations Committee has its way ("Panel Proposes Killing Webb Space Telescope," July 7).
At the same time, the way Panel (a) is drawn, the higher quality campus, A, has a comparative advantage at producing higher graduation rates among better prepared students than Campus B. This latter assumption provides a motivation for why better prepared students tend to attend higher quality colleges.
Thus, the null and alternative hypothesis tested is formulated in the following way: Panel Statistic: {H}_0:{againsti=0 against {H}_1^P: {alpha}_i<0 forall i Group Statistic: {H}_0:{againsti=0 against {H}_1^G: {alpha}_i<0 for at least some i.
The C3 G6 pairing interaction (panel E1) is absent in states I and II and remains that way (panels A1 and B1, respectively).
The study showed feasibility of the new deck system for bridges with closely spaced stringers, where lack of two-way panel action is not a primary concern.
Using a two-way panel study design, data of this study were collected from 231 college students at two time points.
You might ponder the ways panels 19 and 49 -- separated by 30, half of 60 -- juxtapose discrimination in the South and North: a river cutting between fields parallels a rope separating restaurant seating.
In a similar way, left panel corresponds to simulated scenarios with homogeneous marginal distribution, whereas right panel corresponds to different situations of heterogeneity within marginal distributions.
That was the only way, the panel ruled, to bring the prison health care system up to constitutional standards.
Eli Silverman, one of the architects of the academic survey of former high-ranking officers, said he was dubious of the way the panel was selected, despite its members' credentials.
Echoing concerns from many of Mr. Bloomberg's and Mr. Klein's critics, the commission calls for more public oversight and influence, perhaps most notably by changing the way the Panel for Educational Policy is created and run.
