to instrumentalize
- verb
- /ˌɪnstrəˈmɛntəˌlaɪz/
- Specialized
- Scientists instrumentalize vehicles to monitor environmental conditions in remote areas.
Examples
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Before the experiment, they instrumentalized the laboratory equipment with advanced sensors.
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The engineers will instrumentalize the new satellite.
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The engineers instrumentalized the new aircraft to collect data during test flights.
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They instrumentalized the aircraft for better navigation.
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The engineers instrumentalized the new aircraft to collect data during test flights.
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Before the experiment, they instrumentalized the laboratory equipment with advanced sensors.
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Scientists instrumentalize vehicles to monitor environmental conditions in remote areas.
Synonyms
To put measuring tools on a machine or place to collect data
How Instrumented
Surface Forms
Morphology
instrumentalize = instrumental (transparent) = instrument + al + ize
The verb is formed by adding the productive suffix '-ize' to 'instrumental', yielding 'to make equipped with instruments', a meaning logically derived from the base.
Etymology
Instrumentalize comes from the word instrument, a 'tool' or 'measuring device'. So to instrumentalize equipment is to add instruments or sensors to it so the device can measure or control things.