restrike

They give light immediately on startup, but usually needs a few minutes to restrike if power has been interrupted.

High pressure sodium lamps also take slightly longer to restrike after a power interruption.

The proposed twin towers restrike the balance.

His last movie was a pathetic effort to restrike an old match: "Son of the Pink Panther."

During these very large raids either the navy or the airforce would stike first and the other service would restrike the target 15 minutes later.

Unlike HID lamps, which can go out during a voltage dip, low pressure sodium lamps restrike to full brightness rapidly.

Often, if these types of lamps are turned off or lose their power supply, one cannot restrike the lamp again for several minutes (called cold restrike lamps).

If the discharge should be interrupted (e.g. by interruption of the electric supply), it is not possible for the lamp to restrike until the bulb cools enough for the pressure to fall considerably.

As that process is completed, decisions will be made about going back to restrike those targets that require additional attention, while we at the same time continue to pursue and carry out the original plan for mission.

Depending on the results I saw via J-TARPS, I would be able to vector the second flight in to restrike the primary airfield or allow them to continue on to their northern airfield mission.

The inherent imprecision in attempting to restrike on exactly the same spot after a carriage return provides the same effect as the more expensive servo-based printers, with the unique side effect that as the printer ages and wears, bold text becomes bolder.

Electronic starters only attempt to start a lamp for a short time when power is initially applied and will not repeatedly attempt to restrike a lamp that is dead and cannot sustain an arc; some will automatically shut down a failed lamp.