low-level

Infinitive complement

• have: Most of my work is either too narrowly targeted or too low-level to have to make a decision like this.

Modifies a noun

• apis: It proves once again that learning low-level APIs in detail is still a good way to learn Windows programming.
• WC: En-suite Bathroom: White suite comprising paneled bath with tiled splash back, pedestal basin and low-level WC.
• heuristic: We provide a set of simple low-level heuristics which have been shown to be very successful in bin packing and knapsack problem.
• sortie: These Alpha Jets were captured by Martin Cole on a low-level sortie with the Hawks in the Welsh hills.
• dump: Of 16 more brought back to a purpose-built facility in South Carolina, six had to be buried in a low-level radioactive waste dump.
• radiation: Small pellets containing radioactive medication are permanently inserted into the prostate, where they emit low-level radiation for about a year.

Modifying Another Word

• relatively: Picture: Considering the relatively low-level lighting conditions often employed around the stage areas, the image quality is surprisingly good.
• fairly: These were fairly low-level ( about 3 or 4 meters off the ground ).
• even: Their two-year study indicates that even low-level emissions from handsets are harmful.
• very: Many packages rely on very low-level functionality to be able to do the tasks they set out to do.
• only: Only low-level work, such as sample counting, may take place in non-designated areas.
• too: Most of my work is either too narrowly targeted or too low-level to have to make a decision like this.

Used with adjective complement

• use: Toning tables would an ideal way to start using low-level, gentle techniques.
• perform: Spitfires and Hurricanes perform low-level flying displays, and the Bonhams Sale of fine cars and automobilia is held in the evening.
• do: The new STX specification provides the prospect of being able to write SAX filters without needing to do low-level Java coding.