Crossword clues for off-site
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
off-site \off-site\ adj. Taking place or located away from the specified site; as, an off-site waste treatment operation. Opposite to on-site.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
a. That takes place away from a particular site
WordNet
adj. taking place or located away from the site; "an off-site waste treatment operation" [ant: on-site]
Wikipedia
Off-site may refer to:
- Off-site software development in computer software development
- Off-site data protection in data management
- Off-site art exhibit or off-site art show
- Off-Site Construction in building
- The Off-Site Source Recovery Project, a US radioactive materials recovery initiative
Usage examples of "off-site".
On the big screen at the end of the conference room, aides and deputies could be seen coming in and out of the other off-site locations, bringing their bosses information and whispering instructions in their ears.
There were too many people about to see who fired it up, and it's too early in the day—even if you could pull everyone off-site, there's still the chance of being seen.
As long as they were with Witter, the off-site warning correlation wouldn’t activate.
So wouldn’t you want your DNA pattern and memories stored off-site, on a satellite or space station somewhere, maybe even outside our solar system, just in case you, or even the whole planet, happened to get destroyed in an accident?
All implants adjust upon cerebral command to render telescopic and microscopic vision, infrared and ultraviolet detection, and off-site digital documentation, as well as the standard media-screen reception, but the newest versions also self-repair and therefore never wear out.