Generally speaking, simulation can be used to "animate the textbook" by creating simulated encounters around a myriad of sedation regimens to teach and reinforce safe practice through a deepened understanding of pharmacology and patient drug interactions.
Each physician dealt with three simulated cases over 60 min; each case was treated for a series of simulated encounters over variable lengths of simulated calendar time.
When the session resumes, the workers break into groups to engage in role plays simulating encounters with employers who may prey on any prejudices they have to divide them.
Rather than show sex and cellulite through voyeuristic simulated encounters, we are making dance sequences, which articulate another facet of each couple's relationship: that which so often remains unsaid.
To quantify simulated encounters of RNPs with kin401T99N:mGFP, kymographs of static, microtubule-associated kin401T99N:mGFP puncta generated in independent experiments were superimposed on kymographs of RNPs moving on microtubules without any MAPs added to the chamber.
So I was naturally eager to see the installation, designed by Nathan Crowley, and the "impossible conversation" between Prada and Schiaparelli — a simulated encounter filmed by Baz Luhrmann (Judy Davis, with a shapely head of dark spit curls and a voluptuous Italian accent, camps it up as Schiaparelli, who died in 1973) — and, not least, the clothes.
Using "standardized patients" (i.e., actors) to simulate medical encounters is a viable way to get feedback about how the student is doing, but this should start long before the fourth and final year of medical school.
To also simulate earlier encounters of the subject with the items used in the various experiments, we stored each object (including foils) in a random context before running the paradigm, using a variable learning parameter.
His deadpan affect and panoramic scale, simulating real encounters in real spaces, can be deceptive.
