off-line

(Askeri) OFF LINE ŞİFRELEME; HAT DIŞI ŞİFRELEME: Şifreleyip gönderme veya şifre alıp açma işlemlerinin otomatik olarak ve birlikte yapılmaları yerine, iki ayrı hareket halinde yerine getirildikleri bir çalışma usulü. Ayrıca bakınız: "on line operation"

Английский Язык - Английский Язык

Определение off-line в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь: When the Messenger is Off-line, it is 'on its own' It processes inputs, checks for alarms and performs other functions; The state of not being connected to the Internet On-line The state of being connected to the Internet; Something that is independent of the main production process line which is characterized by a separate operation; not on a regular route of a transportation system; "an off-line ticket office"; Not connected to a network You can save money on pay-for-use networks by preparing your messages off-line using your word-processing software, and uploading them instead of typing them in while you're connected to (or on-line with) the network; Off-line Describes the state of a computer when it is turned off Also refers to work that is done on your local computer, rather than on a network; Not connected to the main computer or not available to accept data from computer When a printer is off-line, data in printer’s memory or buffer is not lost; Not connected to an online system; Users logged onto a computer through a modem are said to be "off-line" when they log off of the modem; This is working on a computer that is currently not connected to the Internet; not connected to a computer network; "off-line resources"; A term used in computerized information retrieval where computer data results are retrieved and printed after a search has been completed; Working without an Internet connection; Used in BTB Mailflight to describe a process which is performed as a 'stand alone' operation but which can also be executed as part of a production line activity Examples are Off-Line InkJetting and Off-Line Cheshire Labelling; not on a regular route of a transportation system; "an off-line ticket office; not on a computer network; rarely, not on any computer; in seminars with computer geeks, it means at a time when the speaker is not speaking to everyone; When a computer is not connected to another, be it part of a LAN or across the Internet; When your computer is not connected to another BBS; Refers to the ability of devices to operate independently of a computer An off-line device is one that can operate with or without being connected to a computer; Off-Line, also called Standby, is a cost-effective choice for small, less critical, stand-alone applications such as isolated PC's and peripherals While they can be connected to a network, communications is not usually a necessary component; A transaction via paper or reader not connected to a central system; Not having a live connection to the Internet; Not under the direct control of a computer Refers to data on a medium, such as a magnetic tape, not directly accessible for immediate processing by a computer; An operating mode in which the electronic terminal does not connect to a central computer source The purchase is authorised without checking with the Card Issuer or their agent The transaction is later transferred to the processing system for payment; Processing or peripheral operations performed while not connected to the system CPU through the system BUS ongoing reliability testing (ORT) Intended to establish the reliability of a product by an extended functional test under realistic user conditions open tape format specification A specification that allows for compatible and interchangeable, but technologically independent tape products to be marketed Typically, the technology owners will license the technology to various manufacturing partners The benefits of an open format are multiple, interchangeable sources of supply, strong competition between format products, lower pricing and faster technology innovation Examples are Travan, DDS and LTO technology operating system An operating system is a program that acts as an interface between the user of a computer and the computer hardware The purpose of the operating system is to provide an environment in which a user can run programs; originally meant "not connected to the main system", now refers to rough edit; A state used to identify that a device is not in operation
off-line equipment: electronic equipment not in direct communication (or under the control of) the central processing unit
offline: Describes a system which is, at the moment, not connected (generally electrically) to a larger network. For example, a power plant which is not connected to the grid, or a computer which is not connected to the Internet or to any other communications service
I printed the web pages so I could read them later when I was offline.
offline: While [[#Adjective|offline]]; with an offline system
Men like to play games online, and they also like to find out about the games that they play offline.
offline: Outside the current meeting, in a more private setting
Offer to discuss the topic offline or table the discussion until things cool down.
offline: {s} not connected to another computer or to an Internet service provider (Computers)
off line: A state when a computer is not connected to the Internet On line A state when a computer is connected to the Internet Opera An excellent alternative to the two main browsers, and now its free
off line: not on-line, cut off, disconnected, condition in which a computer is not connected to another computer or to an Internet service provider
off line: 1 In computer technology, the state or condition of a device or equipment that is not under the direct control of another device 2 In computer technology, the status of a device that is disconnected from service
off line: Material stored in electronic form crossreferenced to a data base but not directly connected to it
off line: This is working on a computer that is currently not connected to the Internet
offline: Actions performed, when you aren’t actually connected to another computer ONLINE Actions performed, when you are connected to another computer
offline: When you are not connected to the Internet, you are offline OLR: (Offline Reader) An OLR is a program that enables you to connect to an online system, download your e-mails, read and reply to them offline and then send back your replies Online: When you connect to the Internet, you are online Online Service: Services such as America Online, CompuServe, Prodigy and the Microsoft Network which provide content to subscribers and usually connections to the Internet, though sometimes limited For instance, online services just recently added Web browsing ability If you spend a lot of time on the Internet, the fees these services charge add up rapidly
offline: As an adjective, not connected to a computer network
offline: Not connected, eg if you read your e-mail messages 'offline', you are not connected to the Internet while you do so (and hence are not incurring any telephone charges at that time)
offline: Working with Internet software whilst not connected to the Internet
offline: Actions performed when you aren't actually connected to another computer
offline: Operation of a computer while not connected to a network
offline: – Not connected to a network or the Internet
offline: If a computer is offline, it is not connected to the Internet. Compare online. Offline is also an adverb. Most software programs allow you to compose emails offline. off line: see line
offline: Not connected Opposite of Online Used to describe a state of not being actively connected to the Internet When you collect your email and log-off to read it, you are browsing your email 'offline' Top of page
offline: If a printer or other peripheral is not ready to receive data from the computer, it is considered to by Offline In communications, Offline means that you are no longer connected to a remote computer
offline: not connected to the Internet or a network It can even mean'not electronic' (ie hard copy)
offline: Refers to a computer not connected via a telecommunications network to another computer (for example, a host computer) Also used in reference to peripheral devices (for example, printers) that are not in direct communication with a computer's central processing unit
offline: An operation or device that is not in direct communication with the computer In an offline mode, human intervention is necessary between data entry and ultimate processing Also used informally to describe work not dependent on direct access to Advance SEE ALSO Online
offline: Not connected (to a network)
offline: When your computer is not connected to the internet
offline: Not connected to a network or computer
offline: Not connected to the internet or another computer network
offline: You are not connected to the internet
offline: actions performed while one is not connected to the Internet
offline: off-line not connected to a computer system or network; cf online
offline: In reference to one or more computers, being disconnected from a network
offline: A term that indicates your computer is not connected to the World Wide Web
offline: Anything related to what happens when you are not connected to a BBS, information service, etc For example, an offline mail reader lets you download all new messages for you in one compressed mail packet, read them at your convenience, compose replies or new messages, and upload them the next time you connect (Sometimes spelled "off-line ")
went off the line: cleared the line, ended his telephone conversation; disconnected from the Internet