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To fail to move to the exact level of the intended floor.
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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.
Although Mr. Cheffer did not testify, Dr . Moise testified she observed elevator 2 mislevel at about the time of the accident, at least she was 60 percent sure it was elevator 2, and Mr. Anders testified he saw elevator 2 mislevel at least 25 to 30 times during the two years before the accident.
On May 21, 1992, Higgins tripped and fell as she was exiting from elevator no. 27 at the John Hancock Tower in Boston when the elevator misleveled, landing between one and three inches below the lobby floor.
To introduce an angle on something so that is supposed to be perfectly flat.
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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".
A shortcoming of some designs is the requirement for near level orientation of the case. The launcher, however, may be grossly misleveled.
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Heaving of the shale has caused warping and cracking of the concrete floors, block walls, misalignment of doors, mislevelling of furnitures and equipment and, in one case, personal injury.
[…] negligent for rollerblading in the dark knowing that the sidewalk was uneven due to misleveling of slabs in several different areas.
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A bias in accelerometer output causes the platform to be mislevelled.
To misdirect.
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The wisest oft miscarry in their projects; these men err in their very first attempts, their very intentions are misleveled, in that they think there is no direct way to grace but by declining helps of art or gifts of nature.
To assign the wrong level to
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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.
This high foolery, this massive mislevelling of God could end up being […]
Noun
The act of misleveling or state of being out of level.
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On-site radar calibration generally removes a major portion of all hardware-oriented errors such as droop, mislevel, non-orthogonality, etc.
This error is dependent upon the direction of rotation or mislevel of the dihedral edge of the prism with respect to the theodolite line of sight.
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There is automatic compensation to correct vertical angles for mislevel.