restart
restart To set running again after a temporary halt. The term (also used as a noun) applies particularly to the situation in which a transient hardware error has caused the entire operating system (and all the processes running under its control) to halt. In such cases it is often found that only processes that were actively running at the time of the error have suffered damage. The damaged processes must be aborted, but all other processes can be restarted since the resources allocated to them are unaltered, and their process descriptors are still an accurate reflection of their behavior up to the time of the system error.
More From encyclopedia.com
Procession , PROCESSION is the linearly ordered, solemn movement of a group through chartered space to a known destination to give witness, bear an esteemed objec… Process Control , Process control encompasses the means by which tasks are accomplished by industries, machines, or organisms. Process control mechanisms are found in… Process , Process
The term process is used extensively from within different perspectives, not all of which fall within the scope of psychoanalysis. The concep… scheduler , scheduler •ampulla, bulla, fuller, Müller, pula, puller •titular • Weissmuller • wirepuller •incunabula, tabular •preambular • glandular • coagula •a… Process-response System , process-response system In geomorphology, a natural system that is formed by the combination of at least one morphological and one cascading system.… Flocculation , flocculation A process in which clay and other soil particles adhere to form larger groupings or aggregates, thereby coarsening the soil texture and…
You Might Also Like
NEARBY TERMS
restart