0 to put a material that has been used through another industrial process to change it so that it can be used again:
1 to deal with waste materials so that they can be used again:
The files and ideas presented at the outset by each of us were rapidly analysed, reused and reprocessed by the others.
Once the system database was organized, relationships related to function, dimensions, and position were identified and reprocessed in accord with model hypothesis.
When a context-information producer fails, the context-information consumers which use it can find a substitute in the environment by reprocessing the protocol.
Frequently, alterations were carried out to the work of others, the material of one member being taken and reprocessed as if it belonged to another.
He then goes on to argue that written language, unlike spoken language, "can be inspected at will," so that text can be reprocessed.
This syntactic processing may lead to modified or reprocessed output-a possible step toward language acquisition.
These companies typically charge a market rate for the packaging reprocessing certificates.
Danks (1980), for example, stated that readers have complete control over the amount and rate at which they process visual input because written input is constantly available for reprocessing.
