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a group of people with special skills or knowledge who have been brought together to discuss, give advice, or make a decision about an issue
a flat or distinct section of a surface, often rectangular, forming part of a larger structure
an electrical board containing switches, dials, or meters to control devices
a soft pad placed under a saddle for comfort and support
a temporary window in a computer interface that requests user input
a tapered or triangular section of fabric used in garments, sails, or umbrellas
a group of people appointed to judge a contest
a group of people summoned for jury service from whom a jury is chosen
a single piece of fabric hung to cover part of a window
What is a "panel"?
A panel is a single piece of fabric that is used as a window treatment and is typically hung vertically from a rod or other types of hardware. Panels are designed to provide privacy and light control while also enhancing the decor of a room. They come in a variety of sizes, styles, and materials, including cotton, linen, silk, and other types of fabrics, and can be customized to fit any window size or shape.
a segmented section of a vaulted surface
What is a "panel"?
A panel in architecture refers to a section of a vaulted ceiling that is divided into smaller, distinct parts. These panels are often used to break up large surfaces and add decorative detail. In vaulted ceilings, panels are created by the structural ribs or framework, giving the ceiling a segmented look. They can be flat or slightly curved, and are sometimes embellished with designs or patterns, enhancing the visual interest of the space while contributing to its structural organization.
a flat or slightly raised section of material used as a covering, divider, or decoration in construction, furniture, or other applications
What is a "panel"?
A panel is a flat or slightly elevated piece of material, such as wood, metal, or plastic, used for various purposes in construction and design. It can serve as a covering for walls, ceilings, or floors, as well as a divider between spaces or a decorative element in furniture. Panels are often installed in sections and can vary in size and style to suit different applications. Their versatility makes them popular for enhancing aesthetics, providing insulation, or creating functional spaces in both residential and commercial settings.
to cover or decorate a surface with panels
to select or assign someone from a list, often for a committee, jury, or group
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