reset

Definitions

General English

• verb to set something again

General Science

• noun the process or an act of returning something to its original state
• verb to set a register or counter to its initial state or to return to an initial state

Computing

• verb to return a system to its initial state, in order to allow a program or process to be started again

Electronics

• To set again. For example, to reset a circuit breaker.
• To restore a former condition, or to start again. For example, to reboot a computer.
• To restore a storage element or storage location to its zero state. Also called clear (5).
• To change a setting. For example, to reset a clock.

Health Economics

• (written as RESET)
  A general statistical test for misspecification of the functional form of a regression model and for omitted variables.

Information & Library Science

• verb to return a system to its original state so that it can start again

Medical

• verb to break a badly set bone and set it again correctly

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Contexts for “reset”

11 definitions in context
• General English
• General Science
• Computing
• Electronics
• Health Economics
• Information & Library Science
• Medical