undershoot
overshoot
noun[ S ]
uk /ˈəʊvəˌʃuːt/us
FINANCE
the act of spending more than originally planned, or the extra amount spent:
This projected overshoot is the biggest in any inflation report in the past three years.

Examples of overshoot

overshoot
First, what conditions, in terms of investment, demographic, and economic parameters, make a developing economy more or less prone to population overshoot and resource collapse?
This simplifies the analysis and is compatible with a common force control specification, where a fast response with zero overshoot is desirable.
As more firms are able to update their prices to reflect the disinflation, the money path overshoots the aggregate price level producing the boom.
Due to the obstacle avoidance goal, the robot turns rapidly to the right side, which invokes a large overshoot motion.
Because of this the potential for overshoot is always present and cannot be avoided unless the system is severely overdamped.
In the baseline, the old age dependency ratio increases from 40 % to 70 %, overshooting its asymptotic level from 2040 to 2090.
This bias results in a systematic range error; that is, the eyes tend to overshoot close targets and undershoot more distant targets.
This is not consistent with the results of the previous literature, which emphasized overshooting precisely because it created large output and employment effects of disinflation.
On some occasions the robot will overshoot and sink again slightly.
At higher forward momenta (vertical stripes), trajectories overshoot the standing position and lead to a forward fall.
A pure baby-bust scenario, however, gives rise to overshooting in per capita consumption while yielding a higher per capita consumption in the new steady state.
Note the lack of any voltage overshoot on anode break.
At light offset, the voltage rebounds, overshooting the dark resting potential and leading to excitation of third-order cells in the pathway.
The system will overshoot the targeted position and eventually come to rest.
It is evident that the system overshoots its new stationary state and does not relax.
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