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application-level: a gateway which converts protocols at the highest layer of the International Organization for Standardization`s reference model for open system interconnection(ISO-OSI),the application layer,and handles the lower-level protocols to reach the application layer
Category: News-systems and communications

between-level: inhibitory interaction between incompatible units on different levels
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

cell-level: frequency-division multiple access(FDMA),time-division multiple access(TDMA),code-division multiple access(CDMA)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

Cleveland: Cleveland pig iron: non alloy pig iron containing between 1 and 1.4 % P
Category: Standards, measures and testing

eight-level: any teletypewriter code that utilizes eight impulses,in addition to the start and stop impulses,for describing a character
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

eight-level: code designed with eight impulses that is used to describe a single character,but which has additional start and stop elements that are often used for asynchronous transmission
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

high-level: cloud of the high cloud étage. Cirrus, Cirrocumulus and Cirrostratus are almost invariably high-level clouds.
Category: The cosmos

high-level: vision process which deals with objects and relies on domain-specific knowledge to construct descriptions of scenes
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

high-level: a language in which each instruction or statement corresponds to several machine code instructions
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

high-level: the injection of minority carriers into a semiconductor region at an energy level considerably in excess of the lowest level possible for injection
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

high-level: image segmentation generally consisting of using expectations from models to guide the use of low level features detectors
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

high-level: injection of minority carriers into a semiconductor region in so large a concentration that their effect on the majority-carrier concentration(by space-charge neutralization)must be considered,all calculations becoming more complicated
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

highest-level: in a hierarchical structured index,the level with the most coarse classification,subsequent lower levels becoming ever more detailed in their classification
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

interlevel: a layer of oxide that separates metal layers
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

level: standard
Category: Medicine

level: a generic term relating to the vertical position of an aircraft in flight and meaning variously, height, altitude or flight level.
Category: Transport

level: a group of contacts of a selector bank which is selected by one action and along which the wipers are moved by a subsequent action
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

level: broadly speaking,the level is related to the degree of complexity of the content of the programme
Category: Statistics

level: the logarithm of the ratio of a given quantity to a reference quantity of the same kind.The base of the logarithm,the reference quantity,and the kind of level must be indicated
Category: Mathematics

level: Vertical position of an aircraft in flight.
Category: Transport

leveler: group of steel rollers that flattens and/or stretches the strip in coil coating
Category: Mechanical engineering

leveler: /--an adjustable attatchment on tables, mobile partitions, etc. to steady them on an uneven surface/
Category: Management in the public and private sector

leveling: ..a procedure...used to evaluate an individual...worker`s time, to determine expected output...based on..conditions, and consistency.
Category: Labour

levelled: sole leather bend which has been split or shaved to give an even substance over the area of the finished bend.It is more flexible than a manufacturing bend
Category: Various industries and crafts

levelling: the measuring of the height of land in relation to a given datum
Category: Building industry

levelling: Migration leading to uniform distribution of dye in a dyed material.
Category: Various industries and crafts

levels: when a factor is used to classify subjects, each subject is assigned to one class value; e.g., male or female for the factor sex or the specific treatment given for the factor treatment. These individual class values within a factor are called levels. Each subject is assigned to exactly one level for each factor
Category: Statistics

levels: the following distinctions may be made as regards levels of worker qualification:unskilled worker,specialised worker or semi-skilled worker,skilled worker
Category: Law

LOW-LEVEL: reset with a relay contact intended for use with low values of voltage
Category: News-systems and communications

LOW-LEVEL: cloud of the low cloud étage. Stratus and Stratocumulus are almost invariably low-level clouds.
Category: The cosmos

LOW-LEVEL: area in computer vision concerned with extracting information from images:image coding,picture synthesis,restoring and enhancement,and feature extraction
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

LOW-LEVEL: device which provides a warning when the quantity of a fluid is below a fixed level
Category: Transport

LOW-LEVEL: injection of minority-carriers into a semiconductor region in such low concentration that their effect on majority-carriers(by space-charge neutralization)is insignificant
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

LOW-LEVEL: class of transistor with a typical current of 10 mA or less
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

LOW-LEVEL: image segmentation performed by grouping pixels according to brightness or texture similarities(local or global thresholding is a trivial example)or by looking for the edges of objects(often by means of convolution with edge like masks)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

LOW-LEVEL: a noise level emitted by running machines which cannot be described as disturbing, or a nuisance
Category: Physics

medium-level: cloud of the medium cloud étage. Altocumulus is almost invariably a medium-level cloud.
Category: The cosmos

meta-level: reasoning by using knowledge about what one knows(metaknowledge),about the extent of one`s knowledge and about the importance of certain facts
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

multi-level: a database sort on two or several fields
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

multi-level: a macro subdivided into several submacros
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

multi-level: connection of OR/NOR gates in series to increase fan-in
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

multi-level: a program subdivided into several modules
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

multi-level: a mode of operation permitting data at various security levels to be concurrently stored and processed in a computer system,when at least some users have neither the clearance nor the need-to-know for all data contained in the system
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

multi-level: a database with a poly-hierarchical structure
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

multi-level: a database indexation on two or several fields
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

multi-level: an impurity centre with the property of a carrier trap,having several energy levels within the band gap
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

multilevel: access to items in a storage device possible on different levels of hierarchy
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

multilevel: a multiprocessor system in which the different functions are assigned to control units of greater or lesser intelligence according to their complexity in order to increase the efficiency and often reduce the cost of the overall system
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

N-level: an indirect address which might be second level,third level addresses,etc.,that specify addresses of desired operands
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

single-level: an address that indicates the location where the referenced operand is to be found or stored with no reference to an index register
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

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