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underflow(1) An error condition that occurs when the result of a computation is smaller than the smallest quantity the computer can store. underflow [′ən·dər‚flō] (computer science) The generation of a result whose value is smaller than the smallest quantity that can be represented or stored by a computer.
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| Also, the volume that goes through each cell needs to be closely examined so there is no over or underflow of castings per cell. The occurrence of underflows or hyperpycnal currents originating from the mouth of the Salinas River should be no surprise, given the long-known riverine bathometric feature existing between the river and Monterey Canyon ("Sediments sink river's flow into sea," SN: 11/17/01, p. 2] emissions, and the scrubber underflow is sold to a GTMP mill. |
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