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fit (fit) 1. seizure (2). 2. the adaptation of one structure into another.
fit, n an adaptation of any dental restoration. An adaptation of a denture to its basal seat, a clasp to a tooth, an inlay to a cavity preparation. fit 1. an episode characterized by inappropriate and involuntary motor activity. In humans there are similar psychic disturbances as well. The most common manifestation is a convulsion; similar involuntary movements of restricted parts of the body would also fit this description. Called also convulsion, seizure. 2. the quality of similarity between two sets of data. goodness of fit the degree of similarity between two sets of data, e.g. the frequencies of two attributes; a test for the significance of the similarity. |
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