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cold start

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cold start [′kōld ′stärt]
(computer science)
To start running a computer program from the very beginning, without being able to continue the processing that was occurring previously when the system was interrupted.


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But it was a cold start to the gig as Fowler and company opened with a slightly wooden Riverboat Song before a series of technical glitches.
In general, the same procedures should be used on a cold start as those employed in a full sinter up to the point that the furnace temperature reaches 1,600F and is held there for a one to two hour soak.
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