overshoot
See Also: dangling arc
[data structures] The portion of an arc digitized past its intersection with another arc.
overshoot That portion of an arc digitized past its intersection with another arc. See also dangling arc.
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page extent Defines a rectangular portion of the graphics page to be displayed.
Overshoot That portion of a line digitized past its intersection with another line. Sometimes referred to as a dangling line.
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Overshoot: Situation where a digital line extends past the intended boundary line. This extension past the intended juncture point is called a dangle.
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Overshoots - the portion of an arc digitized past its intended intersection point with another arc. To correct an overshoot the line segment needs to be snapped to the arc for which is was intended to snap too.
The program gives warning when significant overshoots appear in the resulting surface and higher tension or smoothing should be used.
August 2 - Air France Flight 358 bursts into flames after overshooting the runway at Toronto Pearson International Airport; all aboard survive.
Low-pass filtering and resampling often cause overshoot, which increases acutance, but can also reduce absolute gradient, which reduces acutance. Filtering and resampling can also cause clipping and ringing artifacts.
Improving the appearance of scanned or digitized data by correcting overshoots and undershoots, closing polygons, performing coordinate editing, and so on.
during this topology generation process, problems such as overshoots, undershoots and spikes are either flagged for editing by the user or corrected automatically ...
Interactively cleanup data to establish spatial and topological integrity
Find and repair dangles, gaps, slivers, overshoots; join and segment lines; reduce points
Use handy editing tools to resolve data problems ...
By 35 seconds, the central peak had attained its maximum height (overshoots) and began to founder in collapse.
Snapping is an important control in the environment. It will assure that features snap to each other, and that dangles, overshoots, gaps, or slivers are avoided.
In this graph, the neighboring values for any point X between 0 and 1 are 1, 0, 0, and 0. All "interpolated" values, however, are negative. In a sense, the high value of 1.0 at X=-1 "overshoots" as it descends to the value of 0.
In it, all lines are connected, there are no line overshoots or undershoots, and all feature on the display are representative of real-world features.
The January and April overshoots in the modeled data are probably due to the simple bucket-style soil hydrology used by the Forest-BGC model, ...
If the total curvature inside the region is negative, the strip will curl around further than necessary to close. The curvature is negative, and is measured by the angle by which the curve overshoots.
Undershoot - a topological error that occurs when an arc which is supposed to intersect with another arc fails to reach that arc. See also Overshoot.
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