Assemblies: meaning, definitions and examples

Use 'assemblies' when referring to groups of people gathered for a common purpose, often in a formal or official capacity.

• School assemblies are held every Monday to discuss important announcements.
• The annual shareholder assemblies are crucial for making major company decisions.

Use 'modules' when talking about distinct sections or units within a larger system, especially in programming, education, or organizational contexts.

• Each module of the course covers a different topic in depth.
• The software is designed in such a way that each module can be updated independently.

Use 'libraries' when referring to collections of pre-written code or resources that can be used to develop software programs.

• We used several libraries to speed up the development process.
• The new project relies heavily on third-party libraries for its functionality.

Use 'components' when talking about individual parts or elements that come together to form a larger system or device.

• We need to order all the electronic components for the new gadget.
• Each component of the software must be tested thoroughly.

This seems like a duplicate. Avoid confusion and refer to the first entry for 'assemblies'.

• Refer to the previous entry

Informal or casual meetings of people, often for social purposes.

• Our family gatherings usually involve a big dinner
• The friends had a small gathering at the park

Sessions where people come together to discuss various topics, often in a professional or organizational context.

• We have weekly team meetings to discuss our progress
• The board of directors held an emergency meeting

Large gatherings focused on specific themes or industries, often includes exhibitions, seminars, and social events.

• She loved attending comic book conventions
• The medical convention brought together experts from around the world