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The drawback to role immersion is that some students became introspective and 'put their blinders on': "It helped me learn more about my specific role, but I did not know what the others did" (Iteration 2, Volcano Geophysicist) and "I did well at focusing on my specific role, but I didn't do well at thinking about other people's roles" (Iteration 4, Department of Conservation).

They reflected on and debated the wider role of societal attitudes and sociocultural contexts, as well as focussing on the issues at the level of the consultation.

We propose using elliptically tapered guides that provide a more homogeneous phase space at the sample position as well as a focusing at the sample.

The accuracy of the pupil tracker when the model eye (focused well at the center of the image) was moved by 5 mm forwards and backwards was 15 ± 4 μm [ 9].

Apart from the above reports, the facilitators were scheduled to meet with the PCPs and the nurses at 6-month and 18-month follow-up visits in order to conduct semi-structured face-to-face interviews as well as focus group sessions at baseline and end of follow-up.

One wheel structure at the center (d) and corner (e) with beam optimization by defocusing at 37 μm. Figure 3b,c shows two wheel structures at the center and corner, respectively, when the electron beam was well focused at the writing field center with a working distance of 8 mm.

For such systems, the beam is typically optimized (stigmation compensated and well focused) at high magnification (e.g. ×100,000), so only the central spot of the writing field is optimized to attain a beam spot size of a few nanometers.

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The energy of the PP waves is well focused at the antipode position (Fig.  9).

K-fibers can be thought of as coherent units: their constituent MTs are held together throughout their length, as well as being focused at either end (Rieder, 1981; Spurck et al., 1997).

Some people find that a satisfactory solution is the creation of "monovision," in which one eye is manipulated to focus well at reading distances (usually with a contact lens or an intraocular lens placed after cataract surgery), while the other focuses for distance.