The phrase "absent off" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a confusion of terms, as "absent" typically pairs with "from" rather than "off."
Example: "He was absent from the meeting due to a family emergency."
Alternatives: "absent from" or "not present at."
I have personal experience of Andy Kershaw's absent off switch.
Eventually they start meiosis synchronously by the 2.0 mm stage, about 18 h after the normal 1.5 mm stage or absent (Off) as described in Methods.
p indicates an arbitrary node that is present (ON) in the current state of the network, a indicates an arbitrary node that is absent (OFF) in the current state of the network.
She is absent, off the scene, unnamed.
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He admits at the end of the book that he wasn't as good of a dad as his dad was, who, though loving, was often absent, off living his own life, throughout Lynch's childhood.
The wake-up signal bits are pulse-width modulated (PWM) into the periods when radio carrier is absent (OFF-periods) which are separated by the short periods of carrier transmission (ON-periods) as illustrated in Fig. 14a.
His nasty curveball, largely absent, finished off three strikeouts.
As the company grew, Tompkins perfected what was later dubbed "MBA" (Management by Being Absent), going off for months on climbing and kayaking adventures.
Unlike continuous (calculus-based) mathematics that uses all numbers on the real line representing concentrations and rates of change, discrete mathematics is more appropriate when only finitely many qualitative options are available; in this case two: present or absent, ON or OFF, 0 or 1, and so on.
From Bambie to Snow White, Aladdin to The Little Mermaid - Disney mommies are suspiciously absent or offed even before opening credits.
