Definitions for "RE-ENTRY"
a card that will provide the lead at a later time, after a different entry bas been used.
A move similar to an off the lip. The difference being in an off the lip the surfer comes back down the unbroken face of the wave, in a re-entry the surfer comes back doen with the white water or on top of it.
A policy provision under which the insured, at the end of the specified term period, can renew (re-enter) the policy at a rate based on their attained age for another term period. Re-entry requires the insured to provide evidence of insurability. Also referred to as Re-Qualification.
Situation that occurs when the air being exhausted from a building is immediately brought back into the system through the air intake and other openings in the building envelope.
(In indoor air program) Refers to air exhausted from a building that is immediately brought back into the system through the air intake and other openings.
The return of a spacecraft into Earth's atmosphere.
Return to ordinary consciousness after a supernormal experience.
Temporary return under controlled conditions, into a restricted, contaminated area with the 10-mile EPZ following a nuclear emergency.
A condition in the heart whereby coordination of impulses is lost and different regions excite each other, forming a vicious cycle.
The process of transitioning from prison or jail to the community.
A well was abandoned, but subsequent drilling and production in the area suggests that a potential pay zone in the well was missed or passed over.
When the rider jumps off the wake and lands on the same wake. Often done off the rollers that cause a double up.
A provision in term insurance policies that gives the insured the right to renew the policy at a more favorable rate by providing evidence of insurability. This option is generally provided for a select period of time.
Where the design of a stamp bears additional printing marks as a result of being passed through the printing process again.
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