re-execute

(riːˈɛksɪˌkjuːt)

vb (tr)

to execute (an idea, order, drawing, etc) again

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Google Scholar's lack of search functionality would be very limiting for conducting a search for a systematic review, because it would be very challenging to write up a detailed search methodology that someone else could re-execute.

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If you do nothing else, I recommend you re-execute your estate-planning documents, so that the definition used in the documents reflects your legal relationship--spouse, or wife/wife.

Take pride in planning: single, married or starting a family, it's time for estate planning

However because the shadow latch contains the correct output data from the multiplier, the instruction needn't re-execute through this failing edge stage.

Precision multiplier for aging-aware design with AHL in real time applications

Lafarge Malaysia Bhd is thinking about to re-execute in Sabah and Sarawak as there is a great potential there with massive ventures like the RM16.

Malaysia : LAFARGE MALAYSIA considers to recommence work in SABAH

This is especially significant as under an assignment of rights there may not be a need to re-execute security documents.

QATAR: ASSIGNMENT OF RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE QATARI CIVIL CODE

We also understood that we would need to re-execute another gunnery density prior to the evaluated November squadron-level live fire due to key personnel turnover.

Training lethality through cavalry squadron gunnery

The message serves to re-execute the function of Requesting.

"Almost like a fairy tale or something": defining the concept of neo-Proppian plot function in Martin McDonagh's In Bruges

Weapon systems that fail to complete IOT&E or OPEVAL and are forced to go back through development and re-execute IOT&E not only become more expensive, but also fail to support the warfighter.

Pay me a little now or a lot later; test and evaluation concepts to assist in managing affordable weapon systems programs

Further, the parent notified the IRS that it intended to re-execute the rescinded steps after the effective date of the rescission in a manner that would achieve its initial objectives but avoid the springing debt and the creation of a regarded partnership.

The current state of the rescission doctrine

Invitations to participate were sent to several Division 2 certificate holders, who were asked to select a recently completed Division 2 vessel and re-execute the project on paper using the new standard.

Pressure builds for user-friendliness: both new technology and major format changes modernize an old pressure vessel code

Thus, the processor needs to detect, squash and re-execute (or replay) premature loads and their dependents.

Memory disambiguation hardware: a review

In today's ordered history-based systems, whenever a change is required to a feature in the history list, the system needs to roll back the model to that feature by deleting all subsequent geometry, make the change, and then re-execute the subsequent feature commands to rebuild the model.

Multi-CAD environments: new software technologies are focusing on editing and sharing 3D geometry

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