The first stable position was only the first question
A simulator mount passed a static demonstration but tilted in repeated-use review, exposing the wider conclusion I had allowed the first result to carry.
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The passing total did not show whose hands were excluded
A positioning review looked different when its results were separated by handedness, changing the engineering question and the investment scope.
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A shared-room workload exposed delays that a median and an isolated demonstration could not adequately describe.
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