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sign off on something
to sign a paper, indicating that one has finished with something or agrees with the state of something. The publisher signed off on the book and sent it to be printed. I refuse to sign off on this project until it is done correctly.
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Corporate officers are expected to be accountable for the contents of anything they sign off on, and if they don''t know what''s in the document it''s considered to be their own fault.
The county haggled over who would sign off on the claims because that person could be held personally liable if problems are found with them later, and it is unclear who will sign off on the remainder.
As a result, traditional STA approaches do not scale to 65 and 45 nm and are unable to account for process and metal variations, causing designers to sign off on designs that may ultimately fail in silicon.
 
 
 
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