Definition of "levelness" [lev•el•ness]

• The property of being level. (noun)

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• "But in some cases, the levelness is an illusion; someone has an advantage of someone else and that’s based on an algorithm we can’t see but that some try to discover and manipulate (that’s what led to the new industry called search-engine optimization)."
• "A plausible suggestion is that he followed his predecessor Philolaus in adopting limiters and unlimiteds as his basic metaphysical principles and that he saw his definitions as combinations of limiters, such as levelness and stillness, with unlimiteds, such as air and sea."
• "Inspection and measurement capabilities offered by Schmidt include: inspecting the presence of every single pin prior to press cycle (requires use of a servo press); inspection of the presence of every single pin post-press cycle; inspecting the distance between the top of the compliant pins and the PCB; inspection for the 'levelness' of the PCB; and inspect of the height of all pins relative to each other."