CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OVERDEVIATE
PRESENT
Present
I overdeviate
you overdeviate
he/she/it overdeviates
we overdeviate
you overdeviate
they overdeviate
Present continuous
I am overdeviating
you are overdeviating
he/she/it is overdeviating
we are overdeviating
you are overdeviating
they are overdeviating
Present perfect
I have overdeviated
you have overdeviated
he/she/it has overdeviated
we have overdeviated
you have overdeviated
they have overdeviated
Present perfect continuous
I have been overdeviating
you have been overdeviating
he/she/it has been overdeviating
we have been overdeviating
you have been overdeviating
they have been overdeviating
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I overdeviated
you overdeviated
he/she/it overdeviated
we overdeviated
you overdeviated
they overdeviated
Past continuous
I was overdeviating
you were overdeviating
he/she/it was overdeviating
we were overdeviating
you were overdeviating
they were overdeviating
Past perfect
I had overdeviated
you had overdeviated
he/she/it had overdeviated
we had overdeviated
you had overdeviated
they had overdeviated
Past perfect continuous
I had been overdeviating
you had been overdeviating
he/she/it had been overdeviating
we had been overdeviating
you had been overdeviating
they had been overdeviating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will overdeviate
you will overdeviate
he/she/it will overdeviate
we will overdeviate
you will overdeviate
they will overdeviate
Future continuous
I will be overdeviating
you will be overdeviating
he/she/it will be overdeviating
we will be overdeviating
you will be overdeviating
they will be overdeviating
Future perfect
I will have overdeviated
you will have overdeviated
he/she/it will have overdeviated
we will have overdeviated
you will have overdeviated
they will have overdeviated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been overdeviating
you will have been overdeviating
he/she/it will have been overdeviating
we will have been overdeviating
you will have been overdeviating
they will have been overdeviating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would overdeviate
you would overdeviate
he/she/it would overdeviate
we would overdeviate
you would overdeviate
they would overdeviate
Conditional continuous
I would be overdeviating
you would be overdeviating
he/she/it would be overdeviating
we would be overdeviating
you would be overdeviating
they would be overdeviating
Conditional perfect
I would have overdeviate
you would have overdeviate
he/she/it would have overdeviate
we would have overdeviate
you would have overdeviate
they would have overdeviate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been overdeviating
you would have been overdeviating
he/she/it would have been overdeviating
we would have been overdeviating
you would have been overdeviating
they would have been overdeviating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you overdeviate
we let´s overdeviate
you overdeviate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to overdeviate
Past participle
overdeviated
Present Participle
overdeviating
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OVERDEVIATE»
Discover the use of
overdeviate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
overdeviate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Direct Support and General Support Maintenance Manual: Radio ...
TRANSMITTER LIMITING TEST. PURPOSE. Limiting circuits eliminate those
portions of a signal that exceed a specific amplitude. This test verifies that higher
than acceptable audio frequency input levels will not force the RT to overdeviate.
2
Video Scrambling & Descrambling for Satellite & Cable TV
For satellite transmission methods, using FM, the NTSC signal spectrum does not
make the best use of the FM channel from a signal- to-noise standpoint. A
saturated color in a televised scene may overdeviate the transmitter. This causes
...
Rudolf F. Graf, William Sheets, 1998
3
Telecommunications Abstracts
... microwave link analyzer will not overdeviate the carrier; understanding your
earth station; understanding the spacecraft you are using; operating uplink
antenna within its specifications; and turning off all transmitters when moving a
steerable ...
4
Television--from Analog to Digital
There are also nonlinear distortions present due to restricted bandwidths and the
usual FM discriminator nonlinearities, in many instances resulting from high-
amplitude, high-frequency signals that overdeviate. In addition, there's an FM ...
5
Cable Television Business
When using a microwave link analyzer on an active satellite, make sure that the
instrument will not overdeviate the carrier. Take care to maintain the test signal
within the bandwidth of the transponder. • Understand your earth station. Be sure
...
for such signals is set such that the subcarrier will not overdeviate on the
strongest signals, which may be present only for small amounts of time.
Consequently, the majority of the signals are deviating each subcarrier only a
small portion of ...
International Telemetering Conference, 1977
7
Comsat Technical Review
The increased load of interpolated speech would overdeviate the carrier, as was
first pointed out by Campanella in 1975 [1] for n > 240 channels. This paper
examines how the excess load may be accommodated for a given power and ...
In a digital system, a more efficient coding system can be designed. Although
extreme signal swing of the interframe difference occurs with very low probability,
it has to be limited so as not to overdeviate the FM carrier. It will be shown in Sec.
9
The ARRL's tech Q&A: your guick & easy path to a technician ...
A. Increased transmitter power B. Out-of-channel emissions C. Increased
transmitter range D. Poor carrier suppression If the microphone gain is set too
high, or the audio signal into the microphone is too loud, an FM transmitter will
overdeviate ...
10
The trunked radio and enhanced PMR radio handbook
Mobiles that are out of specification can also cause problems on the speech
channels, particularly if they overdeviate when signaling. Most of these problems
will go unnoticed unless there is some routine off-air monitoring. ACCEPTANCE
...
