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record

In computing, a collection of related data items or fields. A record usually forms part of a file. Records may be of either fixed or variable length; variable records require a separator at the end of the field, in order that the end of the record can be detected by the computer.



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When police arrest a suspect, a warrant to seize dental evidence from them can be obtained to conduct a dental examination, take impressions of the teeth, and obtain an interocclusal record and photographs of the teeth.
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The Wingen System aims to give dentists an opportunity to make immediate interocclusal records or record rims in the surgery, independent of which type of prosthetic work is required.
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