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instrumentation, in music: see orchestra and orchestration orchestra and orchestration, an orchestra is a musical ensemble of mixed instruments based on strings and winds, under the direction of a conductor, employing four classes of instruments: strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion. ..... Click the link for more information. . instrumentationIn technology, the development and use of precise measuring, analysis, and control equipment. Among the oldest known instruments of measurement was the armillary sphere, an astronomical instrument used in ancient China and Greece. The compass was a striking advance in navigational instrumentation made about the 11th century. Theodolites made accurate determination of locations possible in the 18th century. Instrumentation developed rapidly in the Industrial Revolution. Manufacturing required precision instruments, such as the screw micrometer, which could measure 0.0001 in. (0.0025 mm). The industrial application of electricity required instruments to measure current, voltage, and resistance. Today most manufacturing processes rely on instrumentation for monitoring chemical, physical, and environmental properties. Instruments used in medicine and biomedical research are just as varied as those in industry. See also analysis. |
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| Richard Turner, instrument engineer, has been working closely with the RMi system. The PlantWeb architecture provides a good solution for the challenging automation requirements at Malvinas," said Hector Demo, control and instrument engineer for the Camisea project at Pluspetrol in Buenos Aires. For the instrument engineer, the DDP module also manages as-built data including dimensions useful in operations and upgrades. |
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