reattempt

The recommended course of action according to different literature sources is to monitor and reattempt a complete surgical removal.

If the operator loses access to their target they usually will reattempt access, and most often, successfully.

This revelation in mind, Imaginos decides that the time has come to reattempt his aborted mission to Mexico.

If the guild fails against the dungeon boss, its players may reattempt to win as many times as necessary for a time period of one hour.

While there are hazards that can kill a character, the character respawns shortly afterwards nearby, allowing the player to reattempt the move.

If the player is KO'd (knocked out) in one of these battles, a screen with the option to reattempt the last battle is available.

Although the crew was able to deactivate the Igla system, the spacecraft had expended too much fuel to reattempt the docking under manual control.

In 2011, local bars decided to reattempt Mardi Gras celebrations in Pioneer Square.

That game was so lopsided that the game was not played annually until 1916, when the Tournament of Roses decided to reattempt the postseason game.

The idea to reattempt a capture of Vyborg was first proposed by Peter the Great in 1708, but rejected by the military due to the recent Swedish offensive.

Reacting with disbelief to the news, Japanese Army headquarters officers proceeded with plans to deliver additional troops to Guadalcanal to reattempt to capture Henderson Field.

Indeed, the Japanese were in the process of attempting to deliver the 10,000 remaining troops from the 38th Division to Guadalcanal in order to reattempt to capture Henderson Field.

If they lose control of their car (either in swerving, hitting an obstacle, or failing to maintain 40 km/h), or if they fail to obey the flag, they must reattempt the course again, up to a maximum of seven tries.