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relocate [rē′lō‚kāt]
(computer science)
To establish or change the location of a program routine while adjusting or modifying the address references within the instructions to correctly indicate the new locations.
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The figure was the total number of relocations as of the end of June, a top dam construction official was quoted as saying by Xinhua news agency in a report issued late Saturday.
1.27 million displaced by China's Three Gorges Dam by AFP / AFP Global Edition
The figure was the total number of relocations as of the end of June, a top dam construction official was quoted as saying by Xinhua news agency in a report issued late Saturday.
1.27 million displaced by China's Three Gorges Dam by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
This coincided with a new high prime office rent achieved by MEPC Birchwood Park, where the high profile Bridgewater Place attracted relocations from Rolls Royce and UKAEA at just under pounds 18.
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