misclose /mɪsˈkləʊz/verb 4/ˈmɪskləʊz/ noun 2forms 3 verb4 •To close improperly; to fail to shut properly.when the phases of both circuits synchronize and prevents the misclosing when the system disturbance is not in a proper condition to close. — 1952 •To cause or exhibit a misclose.In some surveys angles of a traverse are known to misclose up to 5° (five degrees) but the traverse is adjusted. — 1991 •To fail to loop back to the starting point.Another definition can be sometimes more useful: consider a closed loop which becomes broken and misclosed due to anholonomic transformation. — 1995 •To close (a deal) in error.If you fail to qualify the client's needs well, you may make a poor presentation." "Or misclose the customer," commented another seller. — 1993 misclose /ˈmɪskləʊz/ noun2 •The discrepancy between the starting point the endpoint of the shape reconstructed from the measured dimensions and bearings of a boundary.The use of the ratio of the linear misclose to the total length traversed as an expression of traverse accuracy has been known to be theoretically weak since sampling distributions are unknown. — 1989 •The degree to which the model of the forces acting on a structure fail to account for the observed shape of that structure.Having computed three miscloses from three initial guesses, Newtonian iteration is used to improve the guessed values in a semi-automatic manner. — 1983 formsmisclosed · misclosing · miscloses
