turnkey
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1. turnkey - Noun
2. turnkey - Adjective
3. turnkey - Verb
Meaning
A person who has charge of the keys of a prison, for opening and fastening the doors; a warder.
An instrument with a hinged claw, -- used for extracting teeth with a twist.
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Gammut Productions is complete with video and photo space, four editorial suites, a sound and voiceover recording suite, an animation suite, a color-grading suite and turnkey lighting for product photography, according to Partners + Napier.
Aceleron’s Offgen (off-grid generator) system is a turnkey solar- energy-storage solution, currently on trial in the Caribbean for the installer Innogen Technologies.
Always looking for customer satisfaction, Dermscan Group develops turnkey offers.
• All inclusive turnkey pricing from design to distribution.
Arguably, one of the benefits of using a paid CMS is that these companies are steeped in user research and have designed templates and turnkey solutions that reflect current trends.
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