Sentence examples for over-specified from inspiring English sources

I can't see the point of these unusably fast and entirely impractical machines, which are ridiculously over-specified for a quick spin along Britain's backroads.

After some deliberation we then decided to redo our dormer roof structure, spacing our over-specified roof timbers at 300mm for strength instead of 350mm as we'd originally planned.

Figure 10 Tin (II) chloride, (a) drawn naively; (b) interpreted incorrectly; (c) redundantly over-specified.

In the past, vortex sheet strengths have often been determined by solving an over-specified set of linear equations.

Identifying the unknown heat source in a parabolic partial differential equation from the over-specified data plays an important role in applied mathematics, physics and engineering.

Moreover, the fact that speaking rate affects VOT even in situations like CS Swedish in which the phonological contrast is over-specified suggests that such modification is largely due to production dynamics, not speakers' sensitivity to listeners' needs.

FAC pilots had two duties: to fly over specified areas noting anything that seemed suspicious to them & choosing targets to recommend for air strikes, and to guide fighter-bombers to their targets.

The SIVM provides substantial improvement over specified vegetation assumptions in climate models and aids in the interpretation of past climates.

The spectral properties derived from EEG data were as follows: band power: the integral of the PSD over specified frequency ranges.

These averaged structures were obtained by averaging the coordinates of aligned duplexes and complexes over specified portions of trajectories.

Latruffe et al. [ 19] further argue that: "Translog tends to be over specified when limited data are available".