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recovery system

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recovery system [ri′kəv·ə·rē ‚sis·təm]
(computer science)
A system for recognizing a malfunction in a data-base management system, reporting it, reconstructing the damaged part of the data base, and resuming processing.
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The new Daub Energy Recovery System for bakers and food manufacturers has been launched by the Kaak Group, the world's largest suppliers of bakery equipment.
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It resuscitated the Kennedy-era investment tax credit (ITC), which gave businesses partial reimbursement for the purchase of every new income-producing asset they acquired, and it added to this subsidy by allowing all those assets to be depreciated extremely rapidly under the new Accelerated Cost Recovery System (ACRS).
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