Meaning of Off-time | Babel Free

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Noun. [B2]

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Examples

“Day care provides that crucial off-time for the caregiver, and it can be a fun, low-pressure, social experience for the care recipients if the older person enjoys socializing and if the clientele are compatible with the older person.”

“With the off-time constant, the on-time is increased to maintain the same peak-to-peak ripple current in the inductor.”

“The primary outcome was the total daily "off-time" of absent or poor motor function as recorded by patients in diaries.”

“Prior to March of 1952 no set time existed between the off-time of a horse race, information as to which was being broadcast, and the actual broadcasting of the results and other data aforementioned as to such race.”

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