A unit composed of an assemblage of pieces welded together.
an assemblage of people or animals or things collected together.
Envision the conductor as an assemblage of driven, damped oscillators.
an assemblage of beams forming a rigid structure (as a roof truss).
He had an assemblage of old junk cars filling the backyard.
The record section shows an assemblage of such traces side by side.
It's an assemblage of parts that is regarded as a single entity.
The Bible is an assemblage of literature of immense variety by numerous authors, composed over more than a millennium.
A white person's iPod (formerly CD collection) is not merely an assemblage of music that they enjoy.
What began as an assemblage of 1, 000 empty beer cartons pulled together by residents in East Germany has now evolved into an incredible open air public library.
Using as its basis the variations of tone colors carefully selected ranging from both ultra high and low frequencies, Ikeda's music is an assemblage of tones and beats of various qualities.
