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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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A research project is proposed in partnership with Durham University, which will use computer design techniques to make a three-dimensional record of the old timber-framed buildings.
The more than 200 luxurious and superbly crafted objects on view range from jewelry to clocks, watches, vanity cases, cigarette boxes, and other accessories, and include design drawings and recently discovered original plaster casts, used as three-dimensional records by the firm.
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