describes the control, maintainence, and design of any process. an instrument (in context) is defined as any device that can send, receive, or change a signal (electric, pneumatic, etc.) to, from, or for another device. instrumentation is a noun, it is used to mean the scientific practice of automation or the infinite set of devices called instruments. common instrumentation is/are valves, thermometers, pressure indicators (barometer), actuators, wrenches, anything with any precision and/or accuracy. instrumentation is also the practice of calibration, control, design, electric hookup, programming, and even pipe fitting.
sue: "hey, John, look at that expensive instrumentation."
john: "i'm so turned on right now."
or
boss: "you have a degree in instrumentation, I need you to design the calibration parameters for that transmitter."
john: "i'm so turned on right now."
or
boss: "you have a degree in instrumentation, I need you to design the calibration parameters for that transmitter."
by strider2112 March 12, 2009
An instrumental is a musical composition or recording without lyrics or singing, although it might include some non-articulate vocal input; the music is primarily or exclusively produced by musical instruments.
question: Hey Randy why am i hearing a song but no one is singing ?
Answer: That's because it's Instrumentals silly
Answer: That's because it's Instrumentals silly
by composerlife November 30, 2011
by QWERTY April 11, 2005
by crystal23 March 29, 2010
Birdman's instrument - and I don't mean his voice - trumps all others in its size, girth, and veininess.
by bigdickbandit March 25, 2008
1. a tool for creating music.
2. safe word for a tool used to smoke marijuana; as in a pipe, bong or similar device.
2. safe word for a tool used to smoke marijuana; as in a pipe, bong or similar device.
1. the tuba is a large, cockblocking instrument.
2. vendor, please hand me that hippie-shaped instrument and a sample.
2. vendor, please hand me that hippie-shaped instrument and a sample.
by meaney December 5, 2006
Completing or approaching an activity to be practical rather than absolute because you're living a grey-coloured life.
"Have you ever heard of instrumentalism?"
"Nope."
"In short, it means that for a person like you who has no particular interest,
just by observing the fact that you have not joined any club here in Kamiyama
High, the Holy Land of high school club activities, makes you a grey-coloured
person."
"Nope."
"In short, it means that for a person like you who has no particular interest,
just by observing the fact that you have not joined any club here in Kamiyama
High, the Holy Land of high school club activities, makes you a grey-coloured
person."
by Mylifeisfart July 19, 2014