0 a program that changes computer instructions into machine code (= a set of numbers that gives instructions to a computer) --
1 a worker or company that puts together the parts of an object being manufactured: --
2 a computer program that changes assembly language (= basic computer instructions) into a language that the computer can understand and use to operate --
In fact, if we can speed up the number of engine blocks coming off the line more assemblers are needed.
If we continue to fail to reward these people we shall shortly become a nation of assemblers, increasingly relying on imported technology.
Their assemblers can be adapted without the need for expensive training.
Large sums of money have gone to the prime producers — the manufacturers—who in many cases are nothing more than glorified assemblers of other people's components.
Local authorities must take on the role of land assemblers and planning controllers.
Let us think about what that disparity means in terms of the economies of scale not only for the assemblers but for the component manufacturers.
The problems of the vehicle assemblers in the 1970s have inevitably affected components suppliers.
We are short of men for capstan and automatic machines, skilled instrument makers, assemblers and moulders.
