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halo effect |
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halo effect, the beneficial effect of an interview or other encounter, as may occur in the course of a research project or a health care visit. The halo effect cannot be attributed to the content of the interview or to any specific act or treatment; it is the result of indefinable interpersonal factors present in the interaction. halo effect The beneficial effect of a physician or other health care provider on a Pt during a medical encounter, regardless of the therapy or procedure provided. See Hawthorne effect, Placebo effect, Physician invincibility syndrome. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The halo effects lingered for awhile (you see a glare around lights noticed mostly when driving at night) but this also went away after a couple months. The technology is used in a variety of commercial and industrial uses, and as demonstrated by Paul at the conference, provides a sharp, black and white image without the halo effects that plague image enhancement. Creating accurate device-simulation models for advanced CMOS digital processes is problematic because gate accumulation and tunneling, trap-assisted tunneling, and halo effects are observed at smaller technology nodes," said Roberto Tinti, product manager with Agilent's EEsof EDA division. |
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