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- verb To apply excessive
constraints (to)
Etymologies
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over- + constrain
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Examples
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If they overconstrain the financial sector, risk may migrate outside the regulatory frontier, where it will be harder to measure and monitor.
The St. Petersburg Times By Howard Davies 2010
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To avoid this problem, we overconstrain these paths at synthesis time, and also follow up at the global physical synthesis level by putting extra uncertainties or latencies at the clock-gating cells.
unknown title 2009
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To avoid this problem, we overconstrain these paths at synthesis time, and also follow up at the global physical synthesis level by putting extra uncertainties or latencies at the clock-gating cells.
unknown title 2009
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