Sekirov Dictionary

mislevel

verb 4
noun 1
forms 5

verb4

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To fail to move to the exact level of the intended floor.
- Without Moynihan's opinion that the misleveling was caused by negligence, an inference that this elevator did not mislevel or experience other problems absent someone's negligence may be unjustified. — 1950
•
To introduce an angle on something so that is supposed to be perfectly flat.
- For instance , if γ₁ = γ₂ = 40° and a theodolite with a spirit level of a sensitivity of 30 " is misleveled by one division only ( i.e. ε_L = 30"), then the error of the measured angled ε_β = 36". — 1981
•
To assign the wrong level to
- Concept is good; the weaknesses come in when students are misleveled; when parents intervene; when classes are filled above or below so we can't re-level a student. — 1978
To misdirect.

noun1

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The act of misleveling or state of being out of level.
- On-site radar calibration generally removes a major portion of all hardware-oriented errors such as droop, mislevel, non-orthogonality, etc. — 1970

forms

misleveled · mislevelled · misleveling · mislevelling · mislevels

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