instrumentation
instrumentation
Definition
in·stru·men·ta·tion (-tā′s̸hən)
noun
- the composition or arrangement of music for instruments; orchestration
- the act of developing, using, or equipping with, instruments, esp. scientific instruments
- the instruments used, as in a mechanical apparatus or in a particular musical score, band, etc.
- instrumentality (sense )
instrumentation
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- impair: Further, these calls may impair flight instrumentation, particularly GPS receivers increasingly used for positioning during landing.
- specialize: A wide range of modern, highly specialized instrumentation is available.
- mount: This includes the ALSEP group of ground instruments, and instrumentation mounted on capsules.
- associate: While using instrumentation associated with Celtic music, Flook has not always looked at itself as a Celtic outfit per se.
Adjective modifier
- analytical: MAS has a wide range of analytical instrumentation meaning virtually any analysis can be carried out.
- state-of-the-art: Equipped with the latest in state-of-the-art instrumentation, LGC is uniquely positioned to meet the measurement needs of the pharmaceutical sector.
- astronomical: The ATC is the UK's national center for the design and production of state-of-the-art Astronomical Instrumentation.
- acoustic: The acoustic instrumentation required to achieve both these objectives is the same.
- advanced: The UK sector has struggled to perform, with many areas of advanced instrumentation now only available from foreign manufacturers.
- sophisticated: The thesis focuses on the development of techniques for the optimal use of the sophisticated instrumentation.
Modifies a noun
- amplifier: Low noise instrumentation amplifiers with 1kHz low pass filters, reject unwanted noise.
- diagram: Objectives To identify controlled, process, and disturbance variables from a piping and instrumentation diagram.
- engineer: Control & Instrumentation Engineer Prospects Web - profile of a control & instrumentation engineer from the official UK graduate careers website.
- field: The successful candidate will be a life science graduate with at least two years ' successful sales experience in the instrumentation field.
Noun used with modifier
- precision: We are low-volume manufacturers of heavy-duty, precision instrumentation products - we mill, turn & weld.
- gage: This is another new and exciting product in our range of strain gage instrumentation.
- X-ray: This image quality is much better than that obtained with the X-ray instrumentation, and is significantly degraded by the spacecraft drift.
- laboratory: Miniaturization of conventional laboratory instrumentation has been the focus of much attention in recent years.
- measurement: EQUIPMENT An item of control or measurement instrumentation, which can be identified by a discreet serial number.
- imaging: The ultimate responsibility of the position is to drive sustainable digital molecular imaging instrumentation growth within the European continent.
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