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IT |
switch back |
mech.eng. |
gearing; gearing down; low gearing; change down; shift down |
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commun., el. |
to reset |
IT, tech. |
to clear; to restore; to backspace |
meas.inst. |
reset |
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comp., MS |
restore (To copy files from a backup storage device to their normal location, especially if the files are being copied to replace files that were accidentally lost or deleted) |
meas.inst. |
reset |
transp. |
backing movement |
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gen. |
retrieval (Finding information in a book or body of material, such as bibliographical data stored in a database) |
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commun., el. |
to return |
comp., MS |
revert (To return to the last saved version of a document. Choosing this command tells the application to abandon all changes made in a document since the last time it was saved) |
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comp., MS |
roll back (To reverse changes) |
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construct. |
redeposition; replacement; repositioning of existing spoil heaps |
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el. |
return |
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interntl.trade., tax. |
rollback |
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IT |
locating |
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transp., mech.eng. |
turning back |
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gen. |
recurrent; recurring |
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gen. |
draw-down |
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gen. |
retrieval (Finding information in a book or body of material, such as bibliographical data stored in a database) |
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commer. |
product recall; recall |
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commun., IT |
backward |
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immigr. |
refoul |
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stat. |
to project backwards; to recalculate |
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survey. |
<-> backsight |
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work.fl., IT |
information retrieval |
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comp., MS |
Back (A navigation button used to return to recently visited Web pages in Internet Explorer) |
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comp., MS |
write back (To update a cube cell value, member, or member property value) |
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cultur., mater.sc. |
rewinding |
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med. |
retrieval |
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transp. |
capturing |