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accession The right to own things that become a part of something you already own.When a tenant adds built-in cabinetry or other fixtures to a building,they become the property of the landlord by virtue of accession. Also frequently encountered in the realm of riparian (water) rights, such as new land created by dry river beds or retreating tidal lands. 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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Archival practices have
codified the process of accessioning items in a specific order. Archives and Records Management: end-to-end lifecycle management
of electronic records including accessioning, preserving, storing, and
accessing/sharing
, electronic health
record system [EHRS], formerly known as a hospital information system
[HIS], point-of-care device [POCD], reference laboratory, data
repository, instrumentation, laboratory automation system [LAS], or
financial system) to ensure that information is accurate and reliable
during sample accessioning, transmittal of test results, and throughout
the system's intended use. |
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