restarting (Meaning)

restarting

to resume (something, such as an activity) after interruption, to resume (as an activity) after an interruption, to start anew, to resume operation

After the power outage, the engineer is restarting the server to restore functionality.
The doctor initiated CPR, restarting the patient's heart after it had stopped beating.
The technician restarted the computer in an attempt to fix a software glitch.
The team decided to restart the project from scratch, abandoning their previous efforts.
The construction workers had to restart the foundation due to a design flaw.
The patient's immune system is restarting after receiving a bone marrow transplant.
The company is restarting its hiring process after an extended freeze.
The economy is restarting gradually after a period of recession.
The singer restarted his career after a lengthy hiatus.
The scientists restarted the experiment with new parameters to verify their results.

to resume (something, such as an activity) after interruption, to resume (as an activity) after an interruption, to start anew, to resume operation

continuing,resuming, reopening, proceeding (with), reviving,renewing,picking up, resuscitating

finishing, concluding, finalizing, completing,ending, stopping, halting, discontinuing, quitting, staying

After the power outage, the engineer is restarting the server to restore functionality.

The doctor initiated CPR, restarting the patient's heart after it had stopped beating.

The technician restarted the computer in an attempt to fix a software glitch.

The team decided to restart the project from scratch, abandoning their previous efforts.