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disassemble

[‚dis·ə′sem·bəl]

(computer science)

To translate a program from machine language to assembly language to aid in its understanding.

(engineering)

To take apart into constituent parts.

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(2) Disassembling engine pushes inbound train through the hump after necessary technical inspections, and then the railcars from dissembling run on different marshalling tracks.

Optimizing the long-term operating plan of railway marshalling station for capacity utilization analysis

As we were disassembling this particular wheel, the first two sets of nuts and bolts came off easily.

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Finally, "what we see described as the agent of the building is not individual builders but the community." (5) With every act of assembling and disassembling the Mishkan, their sense of community was strengthened.

The Mishkan as metaphor-form and anti-form: on the transformation of urban space

Earlier, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Zhang Qiyue said, ''The disassembling work is already complete and it is expected the (transportation) work will be finished soon.''

U.S. moves spy plane from Hainan

The project involves disassembling and evaluating approximately thirty window perimeters and deciding piece by piece which can be salvaged.

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Barely noticeable when not in use, the system requires no disassembling. Contact Physical Concepts, P.

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Specimens were made by disassembling the tube and cover from each other.

Predicting the life of automotive power steering hose materials

The company also specializes in "reverse engineering" which McGaffney describes as the disassembling, inspection and customizing of computer components.

Nortek recognized for innovation, growth; computer engineering firm is an industry leader

The tool is used to depress the detent plunger so you can remove the extractor shaft when disassembling the 120mm main gun's breechblock for cleaning during PMCS.

Tool change is good!

Using what is described as a two-position key system, Theysohn says it has eliminated many of the problems of disassembling a screw after prolonged use.