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Polymer waveguide devices can be easily spin-coated, ensuring a long-term alignment stability at elevated temperatures.
The purpose of the present study was to extend this approach by evaluating whether the presence of stereopsis developing immediately after surgical alignment or optical correction plays a role in maintenance of long-term alignment.
To define the prevalence and time course of significant changes in angle of deviation during the first months after the diagnosis of infantile esotropia and to determine whether long-term alignment and sensory outcomes differ when surgical alignment is performed on infants with stable vs unstable angles of deviation.
Flexibility is only effective when employees have confidence they are creating a long-term alignment between work and personal/family life, not trading future career opportunities for a few hours of sick leave.
In order to successfully sustain a long-term coalition, alignment of institutional goals is essential.
Because of this exotropic drift, many authors suggested an initial overcorrection for intermittent exotropia may be required for better long term motor alignment.
In a voice mail message to employees last week, Mr. Tilton said, "In the long term, our cooperation and our alignment will lead to a lasting advantage for United".
So they got together and said, "Ok, we understand what the short-term issues are, but in the long term it puts us in alignment with our distributors on how to go create that".
The White Tank Freeway is a new long-term freeway alignment designed to address expected rapid growth in the far northwest valley around Surprise and northern Buckeye.
We trace the influence of that alignment and governance on the short, medium, and long term metrics of platform evolution.
