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A signal indicating that a process, system, or interaction should resume after a pause or interruption.
通信が再開シグナルを送信して、接続が再確立された。
The communication sent a resumption signal and the connection was re-established.
Commonly used in software engineering, networking, and automated systems to manage state transitions.
A cue or indicator prompting the restart of a paused activity, often in a business or social context.
会議が一時中断したが、再開シグナルが出されて再開された。
The meeting was temporarily paused but a resumption signal was given and it resumed.
May refer to verbal or non-verbal cues in professional settings.
In software development, '再開シグナル' often refers to a protocol-level signal (e.g., in TCP/IP or HTTP) that triggers a state transition from 'paused' to 'active'.
Do not translate '再開シグナル' as 'reopen signal' in technical documents. 'Resumption signal' is the standard term.
Compound of 再開 (再 = 'again', 開 = 'open/resume') + シグナル (from English 'signal'). The term emerged in the late 20th century with the rise of digital communication systems requiring state management.
Primarily used in technical contexts but can be metaphorically extended to business or social scenarios where a pause requires an explicit cue to restart.