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off-lineSee offline. off-line [′ȯf¦līn] (computer science) Describing equipment not connected to a computer, or temporarily disconnected from one. (engineering) A condition existing when the drive rod of the drill swivel head is not centered and parallel with the borehole being drilled. A borehole that has deviated from its intended course. A condition existing wherein any linear excavation (shaft, drift, borehole) deviates from a previously determined or intended survey line or course. (industrial engineering) State in which an equipment or subsystem is in standby, maintenance, or mode of operation other than on-line.
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Tradeeasy is an international trade enabler providing on-line and off-line B2B marketing services to over 2500 China and Hong Kong paid manufacturers and free sourcing services to a community of over 300,000 buyers worldwide. ARTOptimize works both on-line and off-line (website, interactive kiosk, call center, field agent's laptop, etc. Solar Communications(R), a multi-national marketing solutions provider of print, production and lettershop services, today announced M@il Integrator(TM), a product that gives marketers the ability to seamlessly synchronize on-line and off-line campaigns. |
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