Cases heard by appellate courts are decided by

a judge.
a judge and jury.
a panel of judges.
a jury.

panel, right?

Cases heard by appellate courts are decided by "a panel of judges."

Appellate courts are the part of the legal framework that is in charge of hearing and assessing claims from lawful cases that have just been heard in a preliminary level or other lower court. People or elements, for example, partnerships having an unsuccessful result in a preliminary level or other lower court may document an interest with an investigative court to have the choice checked on. Appellate  courts are available at the state and government levels.  

hygrometers and hair thermometers (often found as part of hygrometers/psychrometers) can be used to measure humidity. barometers are used to measure atmospheric pressure, while anemometers are used to measure wind speed. so the 2nd and 4th choices should be the correct answers.