#asamblat

• Composed — Formed, composed, or organized from an assembly of distinct elements, parts, or structural units; assembled. As a qualifying adjective, it describes the final state of a stable unitary whole, an organized group, or a textual work whose components have been logically combined.
• Assembly — A complex unit formed by the harmonious, orderly, and interdependent reunion of multiple elements, parts, buildings, or individual activities cooperating structurally to fulfill a common function or to form a unified whole. In mechanics, it defines a group of assembled parts; in architecture, a coherent complex of buildings; in art, a troupe of performers (folk or choral ensemble).
• Assembled — Having been mounted, combined, or structurally joined from multiple separate parts, components, or subassemblies to form a functional whole, a complex mechanism, or a unitary piece of equipment. In computer science and programming, the term describes source code written in a low-level language (assembly) that has been translated, processed, and converted by a specialized program into instructions directly executable by the processor (machine code).
• Assembler — A specialized worker or technician responsible for mounting, fitting, and fixing the components of an apparatus, vehicle, or mechanical system. In computer science, the term designates a software utility or system program (usually called an assembler) that takes code written in assembly language and automatically translates it into binary machine-code instructions understood by the central processing unit.