mistest

To incorrectly test.

This is because they test at a very small, 0 to 1/8 inch, gage length and can mistest a wool with a tender section or break.

'We could have defrauded you,' Rachael said. 'Nothing forced us to admit you mistested me. And the same for the other nine subjects we've selected.'

To hostilely set challenges for.

Although it mought be somewhat dangerous, just hereabouts, to confess yourself a sodger of King George—let me tell you, that, being against you, I am not the person to mistest you on that head, by spreading the news abroad, or setting a few dozen of whigs upon your scent, which is a thing easily done.

An incorrectly applied test.

With this method of using a key and either using the two cords or one cord, it will prevent a mistest of that kind.

The specimen was then removed from the chamber, inspected to determine the mode of failure and whether the failure was of a general nature, or if there was a mistest.

The act or process of mistesting.

All of the above systems are subject to a major problem: mistest.

Here, PQL₁₁ is the module-detectable PQL caused by module mistest or tester calibration errors,