Modifies a noun

• ie: Offsets ie cost at risk of fifth of the resources needed to.

Object

• mortgage: Coupled with the offset mortgage is a stepped discount offer for the first 3 years of the mortgage.

• emission: We will now offset the carbon emissions we produce with an annual tree planting, making us a carbon neutral company.

• byte: Set the byte offset from which to restart broken transfers.

• carbon: FREE sports massage if you get train or we'll offset carbon from flight!

• printing: Its produced by Regulus and is normally used for offset printing.

Noun used with modifier

• telescope: Registration is performed using the telescope offsets transformed to pixels.

• byte: It deliberately has no relocatable data, all " pointers " are represented as byte offsets into the section or as absolute numbers.

• carbon: For organizations reducing emissions voluntarily, carbon offsets provide a means to become carbon neutral.

Preposition: within

• stream: If the bit offset within the stream is non-zero, the remainder of the current byte is padded with 0s and written out first.

• self: The search begins at index offset within self, and extends for length code units.

Preposition: into

• array: If the components array is null, a new array is allocated. offset - An offset into the components array.

Preposition: in

• len: Parameters: b - the data. off - the start offset in the data. len - the number of bytes to write.

• byte: Models a position within a file as the offset in bytes and the offset in bits in that byte.

Preposition: from

• UTC: This enables timing laboratories to determine their offset from UTC retrospectively.

Preposition: by

• saving: The scheme's costs will be offset by a saving of around £ 7.6 million on claimant lawyer costs in the first year alone.

• reduction: Over the period up to 2020, rises in the pension age population are largely offset by a reduction in the numbers of children.