Sentence examples for over specifying from inspiring English sources

Liverpool are being extra careful over specifying Aquilani's possible debut, but boss Rafael Benitez is expected to make a final decision first thing tomorrow before the squad travel to London for the match.

Associating one parameter with each "coalescent interval" (i.e. an interval where all lineages survive terminated by a coalescent event) helps to avoid over specifying the demographic function.

An under specified component may fail prematurely and cause further damage, whereas an over specified component may waste money, which could have made an improvement elsewhere.

Thought must be given to the allocation of these values throughout the system, such that the overall objective is achieved without over-specifying the requirement for one unit while under-specifying for another.

Over-specifying the requirement may delay the project when tests eventually show that objectives cannot be met and it is realized that budgets will be exceeded.

It is important to closely examine the level of specificity in the advert so that it reflects the essential knowledge, skills and experience required for the board – but does not over-specify and risk limiting the pool unnecessarily.

What we want to avoid is forcing users to over-specify their service level requirements in order to satisfy future changes in their demand.

Users must have confidence that if they don't over-specify their average SLA requirements, the infrastructure will be able to gracefully respond to changes in requirements.

Contrary to the F-117 Nighthawk, which was initially difficult to control because of small vertical stabilizers, Lockheed over-specified the fin area on its YF-22.

The parameters actually over specify the grids, providing four parameters while only three are unique.

Racing over specified routes, the driver being kept on course by a navigator between checkpoints, began in 1907 with a Peking-to-Paris race of about 12,000 km.