offset's Usage Examples:

They are readily propagated by offsets or by seed.

This conventional wisdom reflects an outdated preoccupation with the current account which ignores offsetting capital movements.

Set the byte offset from which to restart broken transfers.

The creamy froth offset by shards of crisp green vegetable under the surface.

There followed a flurry of books in a range of media from offset litho to rubber stamp.

They have barely sufficed to offset the level of sinking.

(4) The columella, a structure which occupies the centre of the calicle, and may arise from the basal plate, when it is called essential, or may be formed by union of trabecular offsets of the septa, when it is called unessential.

With further transfer of the carbon from the graphitic to the combined state, the matrix itself grows weaker (EF); but this weakening is offset in a measure by the continuing decrease of discontinuity due to the decreasing proportion of graphite.

Attached to the rod by offsets are one or more plunger or bucket pumps, set at intervals in the shaft.

In addition, it also helps to minimize offset errors and MRU lever arm effects on the bathymetry data.

Tulips are usually increased by offsets, which most varieties produce in fairly large numbers.

Most bulbs do so naturally to a limited but variable extent; when more rapid increase is wanted the heart is destroyed, and this induces the formation of a larger number of offsets.

It is preferable to use helical or offset fletching instead of straight fletching on your arrows when hunting.

Synonyms:

balance, equilibrise, countervail, equilibrize, equilibrate,

Antonyms:

inequality, radial asymmetry, asymmetry, background, unbalance,