Starting a compressor from a state of total shutdown. Usually done with "local" control at the compressor. May be done with "remote" control, but only advised with "heavy" instrumentation and monitoring accessories. ( 200)
A-GPS receiver powers-up and performs a location fix without any stored frequency or time information.
A model run using initial conditions that are not expected to be close to conditions as solved by the model, i.e., a level water surface elevation and velocity values of zero. See Also: Hot start
One of two methods for initializing a SUTRA run; compare warm start cold start is used to initialize a simulation that is being run for the first time, or a continuation run in which input parameters or boundary conditions have changed since the previous run. See " Q: What is the difference between a "cold" and a "warm" start, and which one should I use?" on the " Frequently asked questions" page.
The ability of a GPS receiver to start giving position data without any almanac data stored in its memory.
The process of starting the Capture program, using an initial program load procedure. Contrast with warm start.
The process of powering up a new GPS receiver for the first time and having it search out and lock onto the satellites by itself, without the benefit of initialization data. This procedure is slower and may require several minutes for initial satellite acquisition only.
The ability to start the UPS from its batteries without having the Input AC present.
The power-on sequence where the GPS receiver downloads almanac data before establishing a position fix.
A cold start occurs when a receiver has to download almanac information before it's own position can be calculated. See Time to First Fix.
A system start, using an initial program load procedure. Contrast with warm start.