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It helps that Mr Modi, though once a sceptic, is now an enthusiast for India's most modernising effort by a mile: Aadhaar, the unique-identity scheme, in which biometric data are to be recorded to create a digital identity for every Indian.

Interviews were recorded "to create a sort of a screenplay that you listen to rather than read".

Consecutive layers, separated by approximately 0.15 μm, were recorded to create a 3D reconstruction from overlaid 2PFM images.

To enhance the dental theme of the song, Yankovic called in his actual dentist, who brought a real drill and a human tooth, which the two took turns drilling while recording to create a genuine sound effect.

Data from both studies would be monitored against medical records to create a GCP-compliant dataset.

[C8.] A Cover Girl Record Label Cover Girl, looking for a way to freshen its appeal, has teamed with Atlantic Records to create a record label whose goal is to promote good works and cosmetics.

Here, we provide background on a pilot project that uses data derived from excavation records to create a 3D visualization focused on identifying new burial patterns within a single site.

Inspired by vintage band T-shirts, Malik has enlisted the help of Mark Wilkinson, the artist behind the artwork for Iron Maiden's last record, to create a T-shirt that depicts him as a renegade escaping from a burning city.

Late in the afternoon of April 9, as Mr. Manchin sat in Mr. Reid's office, aides to Mr. Toomey called Mr. Manchin to say the deal was done: There would be a background check measure that would maintain record keeping, but using the records to create a gun registry would be a felony, punishable by a fine and 15 years in prison.

"Our bill explicitly bans the federal government from creating a registry and creates a new penalty for misusing records to create a registry a felony punishable by 15 years in prison". They also point out that they will not require background checks for transfers between family and friends.

Within a few months, Tennant became news editor on the publication and Watson's credit became synonymous with the bright and breezy style of Smash Hits after editor David Hepworth used a Madness shot from another session the photographer had done for Stiff Records to create a striking cover.