Off Line

"WindowSeat" works off-line, so you can avoid being tackled by a flight attendant. ❋ Sara Clemence (2011)

He has a weekly column on the BBC WebWise site, and contributes both on and off-line to The Guardian, The Register and The New Statesman, among others. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Some chemical producers that had shut plants temporarily during the crisis were off-line when demand snapped back, and couldn't respond to the rapid rebound in orders. ❋ Harriet Torry (2011)

In Lusby, Md., Constellation Energy Nuclear Group said one of two nuclear reactors at Calvert Cliffs went off-line automatically because of winds from Hurricane Irene. ❋ Unknown (2011)

The Guggenheim Museum just released its list of the twenty-five best videos on YouTube, selected from 23,000 entries, and now the celebrated objects off-line and ... ❋ Alexandra Juhasz (2010)

These tests are aimed at ensuring the safety of the 19 reactors currently off-line due to maintenance. ❋ Mitsuru Obe (2011)

However, she did make it clear that not all boundaries would be dissolved, and that without vigilance, there was the possibility of reproducing the same off-line hierarchies. ❋ Marcia G. Yerman (2011)

The Guggenheim Museum just released its list of the twenty-five best videos on YouTube, selected from 23,000 entries, and now the celebrated objects off-line and on, of YouTube Play, a screening site on YouTube and at the Museum. ❋ Alexandra Juhasz (2010)

The four patents cover topics such as monitoring remaining memory, updating contact lists and synchronizing on- and off-line use. ❋ Unknown (2011)

While effectively bringing the masses off-line and into the streets, they fall short in offering long-term solutions and champions who will continue to promote sustainable change and ongoing civic engagement. ❋ Fron Nahzi (2012)

Another is to minimize electricity use given the decline in available power generation due to the Daiichi facility going off-line as well as the recent suspension of operation of the nuclear plant at Hamaoka. ❋ David Wagner (2011)