panel
પેનલ
definition
verb
an elegant paneled dining room
cover (a wall or other surface) with panels.
noun
a layer of insulating material should be placed between the panels and the wall
a flat or curved component, typically rectangular, that forms or is set into the surface of a door, wall, or ceiling.
we assembled a panel of experts
a small group of people brought together to discuss, investigate, or decide on a particular matter, especially in the context of business or government.
translation of 'panel'
પાટિયું,
પેનલ,
ફલક,
નામાવલિ,
નામયાદી
example
All four impressed a 'panel' of judges who scrutinised a 20-page questionnaire about the door policy, first aid training, procedures to deal with drugs and safety issues.
After the 'panel' voted positively on four articles, impeachment was inevitable and a Senate vote for the president's removal seemed likely.
The 'panel' concluded that four tests should immediately be withdrawn from sale as they were misleading and unreliable.
A six-member 'panel' , which included four former Olympians, was put in place.
By using retarding agents of different strengths within the same 'panel' , decorative features can be created by varying the depth of the etch on elements of a pattern or design.
an interview 'panel'
The 'panel' liked the drawing and they got the job.
It is conceivable, of course, that the Louvre 'panel' actually depicts its subject as he appeared at the time during which it was created.
I've checked all the driver versions in the control 'panel' , and they're all definitely the latest.
The glow 'panel' above the intruder flickered briefly, catching the light on his sword.
Typically a 'panel' of potential jurors is drawn from the jury room randomly.
Carly tapped instructions into the control 'panel' in front of her.
the central 'panel' depicts the Crucifixion
While we're steaming, Gerry gives me a tour of his control 'panel' .
The 'panel' of anonymous jurors deliberated for 13 days over a four-week period.
While the main 'panel' of the altarpiece portrays a story of communal inclusion, the predella bears a story of social exclusion.
With your keyboard as a control 'panel' , you begin your planning by zooming in on your desired location.
The manual also contains a handy navigation chart for the control 'panel' on the printer itself.
A 'panel' of four judges armed with clipboards had the pleasure of sampling the hidden gems of the borough yesterday.
a control 'panel'
Nice having a factory switch 'panel' wired for accessories.
The tedious process of choosing a 'panel' of 12 jurors was enlivened yesterday when it emerged the Jackson team planned to call a host of Hollywood celebrities in his defence.
With a control 'panel' hardly more sophisticated than that of a Ford Model T, it would still fly with a broken tail, flopping wing, or coughing engine.
It is also not uncommon in medium to long cases, for jurors on the 'panel' from which the final random selection will be made, to be asked to answer a short questionnaire.
It might involve looking at a 'panel' of four lights, waiting for one of them to be switched on, and pressing the correct button for that light as fast as possible.
But our control 'panel' in the office was showing that it was secure.
A challenge to the array involved a party objecting to the composition of the 'panel' of potential jurors from which the trial jury would be selected.
I wait to hear the first 'panel' of potential jurors being called to a courtroom.
In 'panel' four she held them on a platter like a hostess serving up hors d' oeuvres.
One of the first images one comes across when entering the gallery space is a triptych of a class portrait, interrupted by the central 'panel' depicting a plant form.
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