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instrumentation

Instrumentation (noun) means the set of instruments used for a task, or the way they are used. Example: “The lab upgraded its instrumentation to run more precise tests.”

noun
1
The set of instruments used for a task, or the way they are used.
"The lab upgraded its instrumentation to run more precise tests."
2
The particular combination of musical instruments used in a piece.
"The song's instrumentation includes strings, brass, and a full choir."
3
The gauges and displays on a vehicle or machine that show its status.
"The car's instrumentation lit up as soon as the engine started."

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In plain EnglishThe tools or instruments involved in something, or their arrangement.

Common pairings
aircraft instrumentation orchestral instrumentation

Word forms

instrumentations plural

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Frequently asked questions

What does “instrumentation” mean?

The word “instrumentation” means the set of instruments used for a task, or the way they are used. In plain terms, the tools or instruments involved in something, or their arrangement.

How do you use “instrumentation” in a sentence?

Here is “instrumentation” used in a sentence: “The lab upgraded its instrumentation to run more precise tests.”

What part of speech is “instrumentation”?

“Instrumentation” is a noun.

Is “instrumentation” a common word?

“Instrumentation” is an uncommon word in modern English.

How many meanings does “instrumentation” have?

“Instrumentation” has 3 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: the set of instruments used for a task, or the way they are used.

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