off-center Definition
off-center (-sen′tər)
adjective
- not in the exact center
- out of balance
off-center Synonyms
off-center
modif.
off-center Usage Examples
Converse of object
move: Figure 2. The aperture in a phase contrast plate is moved off-center in regards to the center of the sub-stage condenser.
Modifies a noun
- hit: Greater ball velocity on off-center hits resulting in consistently longer drives.
- subject: The same 9-point auto focusing found in Canon's leading still cameras keeps your image sharp - even with off-center subjects.
- viewing: If aircrew members fail to recognize the need to change scanning techniques from central or focal viewing to off-center viewing, incidents may occur.
- vision: To compensate for this limitation, off-center vision must be used.
Noun used with modifier
bit: Back to J to collect: ok-ish, a bit off-center, sigh, should I argue?
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