installation
- noun
- /ˌɪnstəˈleɪʃən/
- We've already finished our basic plumbing installation process.
- software installation
- installation manual
- installation process
Now normally I actually copy paste these CPU installation instructions, you know, not today.
- Now normally I actually copy paste these CPU installation instructions, you know, not today.
- It's it's patent protected ease of installation features.
- The Sprint is the the period of working on one installation of the product.
- The very gradual installation of my solar system is a good example of this time and effort.
- And so, you know, what is this sort of, you know, teaching them about the whole sort of process of installation?
- So just a user when he or she visits the website, they, the installation of the malware takes place in an automated fashion.
Examples
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By late 1994, the AST/RO team expects to ship and begin installation of the telescope at this facility.
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Would you like one of our tech support personnel to help you with the installation?
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Then good luck using your installation without me.
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Yeah, give me expert installation on this fan.
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Now, just how soon do you plan to start the installation?
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If everything goes well, we can get approval for installation.
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The LIGO facilities at both sites have now been completed, and detector installation is underway.
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I supervised its installation.
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Their powerful engines are lined up ready for installation, and every operation of manufacture and assembly is carried out with that delicate precision for which British workmanship is famous.
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Would you like one of our tech support personnel to help you with the installation?
Synonyms
Putting or arranging things in a particular place
How things are arranged or planned so they work together
The act of putting something into another thing
Putting something in a particular place to make it work or look better
Putting something in a particular place for a specific purpose
Putting a machine, system or program in place and making it ready to use
The act of building or putting up a structure
Antonyms
Compounds
Money paid for putting equipment or services in place and making them ready
- Specialized
A place by the sea where navy ships and people stay and are looked after
How Complex
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Installation comes from the verb install, from parts in- 'in' and stall 'place', and it originally meant 'to put in place'. So installation can simply mean the act of setting something up so it is ready to work.