Noun:

స్కోప్, పునఃప్రారంభించుము,

continuations's Usage Examples:

associated with implementations of programming languages that support continuations.

Bd6 and now White can choose between a couple of very different continuations: Karpov Variation: 7.

When continuations must be supported, a function's local variables cannot be destroyed when that function returns: a saved continuation may later re-enter into that function, and will expect not only the variables there to be intact, but it will also expect the entire stack to be present so the function is able to return again.

his new clone creations as "reanimates," continuations of the original person rather than simply copies.

implementation of continuations was an initial point of interest in its first several years of existence following its 2002 release.

The chronicle from the original copied text through the continuations shows the history of the loss of grammatical gender in West Saxon English.

De Camp and Stasheff collectively oversaw the continuations.

Be2 variation Retreating the bishop to e2 instead of the typical d3-square has an impact on certain continuations, when the white queen is protecting the d-pawn.

leads to a doubling of fields and more complicated Feynman rules, but obviates the need of analytic continuations of the imaginary-time formalism.

The chanson"s success gave rise to six continuations and one prologue which triple its length: Roman d"Aubéron – the Turin.

White now has two main continuations: 16.

The Annales Xantenses run from 832 to 873 and are largely independent from the other two continuations.

To resolve this problem, stack frames can be dynamically allocated in a spaghetti stack structure, and simply left behind to be garbage collected when no continuations refer to them any longer.

Synonyms:

prosecution, pursuance, abidance, repeating, persistence, repetition, continuance, prolongation, perpetuation, perseverance, perseveration, survival, protraction, lengthening, activity,

Antonyms:

activation, assembly, discontinuance, inactivity, discontinuation,