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instrument A role (doing it with something) in argument structure (Bill cut it WITH A KNIFE).
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instrument A legal document in written form setting out certain rights of parties to it.
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instar A stage of larval development.
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instruction Another term for a command. Computers work by processing instructions! They can be simple, such as moving the contents of one register to another, or they can be complex, such as finding the sine of a value. Longer instructions invariably take more processing than shorter ones but hardware can be designed to be dedicated to handling out specialist instructions and nothing else.
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instrument The actual monitoring device enclosed within consoles as rectangular graphical subwindows.
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