off line in English
Some initiatives work within the Internet, whereas others use the Internet more directly to facilitate offline activities.
Two more famous web sites were taken offline by their Internet service providers under orders from government authorities.
Use "off line" in a sentence
1. CruisingPower.com is currently off-line for maintenance
2. For off-line coaters: production after coating.
3. (ii) For off-line coaters: production after coating.
4. Banks closed, and cash machines emptied or went off-line.”
5. The tuner has a nonlinear Approximator that has been optimized off-line.
6. Hey, tall, dark and handsome, I said your powers are off-line.
7. 4 Off-line and divisibility are two essential properties in E-cash system.
8. 6 Adequate on-line and off-line information is essential for apposite decision-making.
9. Please fill in OFF-LINE form in case you requesting a possibility of accommodation.
10. Within this range, it is relatively easy to achieve off-line training, convergence, and modification.
11. The racquet is facing the target for only a millisecond and then goes off line.
12. On the icy road, the slightest Camber caused the four-wheel drive to drift off line.
13. Position of prostate and pubis symphysis (PS) with respect to the isocenter were measured off-line.
14. Proposals for indirect RTD actions may be prepared off-line or on-line and submitted on-line.
15. 2 It will discuss two main scheme of divisibility in off-line electronic cash system at present.
16. Individual VOC: active solid adsorbent sampling; off line analysis by GC/FID (MS) after solvent or thermal desorption
17. In addition to disc based, off-line systems, there may well be demands for multimedia online services too.
18. If the robot program is generated by a 3D simulation (off-line programming), absolute accuracy is vital, too.
19. Abstract: The present work is concerned with the application of image processing to an off-line DNA Autoradiogram images
20. In this paper, a new control method with off-line fuzz reasoning and on-line self-adjusting is introduced.
21. Set boundaries as to whom you will invite or accept as a friend, just as you would off-line.
22. Biblio is the library app where you can borrow, read and listen to your favorite literature, both streamed and off-line
23. Biblio is the library app where you can borrow, read and listen to your favorite literature, both streamed and off-line
24. Mobiles are becoming tools to help people synchronise their different on- and off-line networks, says John Delaney of IDC. Sentencedict.com
25. Analytical pyrolysis of biomass, both in on-line and off-line approach, is well suitable for lignin classification even without previous lignin isolation.
26. Just as the face of advertising is constantly changing, so is our model for best engaging it. On&Off line, above&below, in&out.
27. ConvolverCMD Convolves a filter with a sound file off line so you can test manually what effect your filter has on a known wav file, for example
28. Above all, the protocol also supports off-line payment transactions, thus allowing transaction to be conducted scalably and economically over various forms of electronic networks, including unsecured ones.
29. Du kan söka i Bibliotekets utbud samt låna, läsa och lyssna på din favoritlitteratur, både streamat och off-line
30. One young player explained in an interview: “When people meet me online they think I’m sharp, but when they meet me off-line, they advise me to lose weight.”
31. And together with them, we started a multi-layered approach, based on an on- and off-line signature petition, educational and inspirational presentations at schools and we raise general awareness at markets, festivals, beach clean-ups.
32. (denoting the part of a line between a point on it and the point where it meets an ordinate): from modern Latin Abscissa (linea) ‘cut-off (line)’, feminine past participle of abscindere, from ab-‘off’ + scindere ‘to cut’.
33. Report is very poor, next that is to say some dresses fade is very fierce, it is quality again next, wear a few days to have a ball, it is off line again next, or slide fastener will be broken.
34. Durch off-line Kopplung von HPLC und HRGC an Heptakis (3-O-acetyl-2,6-di-O-pentyl)-β-cyclodextrin als Chiraler stationärer Phase gelingt erstmalig die chirospezifische Analyse von 4-alkylsubstituiertenγ-Lactonen aus Fruchtnektaren und verschiedenen fruchthaltigen Zubereitungen des Handels.
35. Once the tape was complete, then an off-line user would feed into the computer the paper tape on which the last document draft had been stored, followed by the new commands to be applied, and then the computer would print out a new paper tape containing the latest version of the document.
36. 17th gig with launch band Heather Bristow & The Ragged Souls focussed on the new CD's more Bluegrassy material and featured some of the British bluegrass scene's young leading lights in a one-off line-up: Laura and Charlotte Carrivick (The Carrivick Sisters, The Great Western Revellers) and John Breese (The Coal
37. Coloring Algorithm: Graph coloring Algorithm.; Hopcroft–Karp Algorithm: convert a bipartite graph to a maximum cardinality matching; Hungarian Algorithm: Algorithm for finding a perfect matching; Prüfer coding: conversion between a labeled tree and its Prüfer sequence; Tarjan's off-line lowest common ancestors Algorithm: compute lowest common ancestors for pairs of nodes in a tree
38. Telephone answering services (for subscribers who are temporarily absent), advertising, including providing of interactive user interfaces as advertising media and as communication media between user and provider as well as buyer and seller, business management, office functions, market research, marketing studies, sales promotion for others, economic forecasting, opinion polling, consultancy within off-line and on-line marketing as well as direct marketing
39. Borrowed from New Latin (short for linea Abscissa, literally, "cut-off line"), going back to Latin, feminine of Abscissus, past participle of abscindere "to tear off or away," from ab- ab- + scindere "to split, separate, tear apart," going back to Indo-European *sḱhi-n-d-, nasal present formation from the base *sḱhei̯̯d- "split, separate" — more at shed entry 1
40. Borrowed from New Latin (short for linea Abscissa, literally, "cut-off line"), going back to Latin, feminine of abscissus, past participle of abscindere "to tear off or away," from ab- ab- + scindere "to split, separate, tear apart," going back to Indo-European *sḱhi-n-d-, nasal present formation from the base *sḱhei̯̯d- "split, separate" — more at shed entry 1