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undershoot
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undershoot [′ən·dər‚shüt]
(control systems)
The amount by which a system's response to an abrupt change in input falls short of that desired.
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The department added that crude reserves climbed by 800,000 barrels, which undershot expectations of a 1.
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The drop is further than economists expected, and will lead to renewed fears that the Bank of England will have to write an open letter to the Chancellor, explaining why the CPI has undershot the 2 per cent target by over 1 per cent.
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Many have predicted that Bank of England Governor Mervyn King will soon have to write his first letter to the Chancellor explaining why CPI has undershot the Bank's 2% inflation target by more than 1%.
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