offboard

Verb

Meaning

offboard (third-person singular simple present offboards, present participle offboarding, simple past and past participle offboarded)

To alight, especially from public transit or an aircraft.

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Examples

By 2012, the total estimated lines of code for the entire program (onboard and offboard) had grown from the previous year's estimate of 8 million lines to 24 million lines. Source: Internet

However, when the lock is obtained offboard of the TPF processor in the DASD control unit, an external process must be used. Source: Internet

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