also build·out
noun
The state of development in an area that has been developed to the maximum extent possible or allowable by law.
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build-out - Computer Definition
(1) The construction of a datacenter or network. The term is also widely used in real estate to refer to the potential number of homes that can be built on a parcel.
(2) (Buildout) Python-based software used to compile (build) applications from components created in Python and other languages. For more information, visit www.buildout.org. See Python.
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