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restart

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restart
To resume an operation after a planned or unplanned termination. See boot, warm boot and checkpoint/restart.
restart [′rē‚stärt]
(aerospace engineering)
The act of firing a stage of a rocket after a previous powered flight.
(computer science)
To go back to a specific planned point in a routine, usually in the case of machine malfunction, for the purpose of rerunning the portion of the routine in which the error occurred; the length of time between restart points in a given routine should be a function of the mean free error time of the machine itself.


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1 Jamie Ewings brilliantly denied Ryan McCallum and Robbie Manson in the first half before Sean Paliczka's header hit a post after the restart.
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