assembler
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4.2
- noun
- /əˈsɛmblər/
:
ensamblador
- So we can look at some example assemblers and look at their performance.
Examples
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Two major types of enhancement were required in the assembler: new instructions and new data types.
Academic text (1999) -
Within full-time employment in manufacturing, women are most likely to be found in low-skill jobs such as machine operators and assemblers.
Academic text (1997) -
Now add in the experience, knowledge, and skill levels of the assemblers, and you are beginning to see the full picture.
Academic text (2011) -
Saito was at work there, monitoring an assembler as it constructed a robot.
Fiction book (1998) -
Case: Responding to the suggestion of his uncle, Phil, an assembler at a shipbuilding plant in Alabama, decided to move to Michigan to work at a new car plant.
Academic text (1990) -
The assembler, with assistance from the others, glues and clamps corner fittings to the longerons, strings the battens, and strings the diagonals.
Academic text (2007) -
The story of Jamaica's rapid rise as a garment assembler for the U.S. market is one that has been repeated throughout the Caribbean Basin, most currently with the "three jaguars" of El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala.
Academic text (1998) -
As an experienced assembler, she skillfully combined various components to create a high-performance computer.
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The factory hired numerous assemblers to efficiently put together the new models of electric cars.
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In his role as an assembler, he was responsible for joining metal parts to build complex machinery.
Synonyms
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1.6
A person or company that creates things such as cars and furniture
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4.8
A person or company that makes metal parts and computer chips
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6.2
A person or machine that builds and puts up structures and equipment
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5.7
A person or thing that joins separate parts of a system, often in computers
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Etymology
The word assembler comes from the verb assemble, based on the old Latin root simul meaning 'together'. A person or program called an assembler literally 'puts parts together' to make a complete product, which is why the name fits both factory workers and software tools.