Sentence examples for that overshoot from inspiring English sources

She could also be very funny, but hers was a humour that had to do with our too-human grasping at beauty and love in ways that overshoot the mark.

The new band looks identical — it's still a stiff, rubber, overgrown C in a choice of colors, with ends that overshoot each other — but inside, it's far better shielded and enclosed.

It utilizes a technology that's finally gotten good enough to replace existing solutions that overshoot many consumers and are expensive enough that they create barriers to entry for consumers who just don't think it's worth it to spend hundreds or thousands of additional dollars on computing hardware just so Crysis can render textures just right.

We thus employ the following policies: if the measured RTT y t is higher than the expert's prediction x i, then it means that this expert is contributing to a spurious timeout and should be penalized more than other experts that overshoot within a given threshold.

Understanding the Israeli and the Palestinian mindsets from the historical perspective is central to appreciating their respective resistances to change, which is detrimentally empowered by their historical experiences, especially if they continue to harbor political agendas that overshoot what they can realistically attain.

It was observed that overshoot was positively correlated with the impactor velocity.

Dollar bulls may still hope that the greenback is overshooting, but past experience shows that overshooting can go a long way.

Hunt said that overshooting the 2020 target might once again allow Australia to use the accounting rules to "carry over" reductions to help meet the 2030 target.

Next comes drastic government action that overshoots real needs, leading to hard times for many of the technically and scientifically trained.

Binary decision variables and logic constraints based on an along-track state are proposed for modeling switches in the framework of Model Predictive Control (MPC) so that overshoots are avoided.

Because −∂VP is coupled to the magnitude of the noise, σ, the response onset to a jump in noise is always associated with an instantaneous increase in firing rate that "overshoots" the final steady-state value.