Sentence examples for some overshoot from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thiry said that DaVita tries to get as many patients as possible above that level, but that each patient responds differently and that some overshoot.

The design control are implemented for 1% load disturbance in area-1 and compared with classical PID, Pessen integral rule, some overshoot, no overshoot as well as with recently published bacteria foraging optimization algorithm (BFOA) in terms of computed gains and inverse time multiplied absolute error (ITAE).

I certainly agree that the mood of the Fed is not what one would call favourably disposed toward some overshooting.

One might argue that a steadfast commitment to a 2% inflation target demands some overshooting to make up for this long period of underperformance; after all, a central bank that tolerates undershooting of its target but not overshooting is missing its target on average.Fourth, it's not clear that the Fed has entirely ruled out something of that nature.

The hybrid scheme with the MM2 limiter produces some overshooting in the approximation of the density.

Although NE levels were not significantly different by treatment in WKY animals, the trends were the same as in SHR, with some T overshoot in WKY.

Note that beyond 0.5M the predicted curve and some data points overshoot the value of one because 0.5M was used as a reference to calculate the depleted RRP fraction at the other concentrations, assuming complete depletion at 0.5M, whereas the model predicts only 94% depletion at this point.

The ensuing bidding war caused an overshoot, making some rights packages too expensive.

The yawing moment coefficient displayed an overshoot of some 30% indicating the importance of performing the dynamic tests for the purpose of fulfilling safety standards.

Three-dimensional heat conduction in the TEG determines the nature of the transient voltage output, which, in some cases, exhibits an overshoot.

The regularization step included in the reconstruction algorithm should have some control on the overshoot of small structures.