downlevel

Etymology

Definitions

1. 1

   Having lesser capabilities or a lower version number.

   • The downlevel Gillette Good News subbrand works in part because the rest of the razor line is positioned (and thus elevated) by the Gillette Sensor.
2. 2

   To, from, or at a lower level.

   • Provision is made for causing the switching threshold to vary directly with changes in downlevel voltage, whereby the line is recharged independent of variations in downlevel line voltage.
   • Ever deeper, ever darker, farther and farther below even the memory of light— Jacen staggered out from a downlevel stairwell onto some forgotten catwalk, gasping.
3. 3

   To go to a lower level.

   • This downleveling of the low-intensity signals is done electronically but in the process the noise is downleveled an equal amount, as shown in Figure 14.136.
   • We downleveled and hit 28-Green.
   • The minus “-” indicates that the high tone is downleveled in a sequence of high tones.
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   1. 4

      A lower level.

      • T3 must have a width-to-length ratio to achieve a downlevel very quickly.
      • Then, considering what we had been thinking about storage areas in the downlevels— "
      • This deep in Coruscant's downlevels, the sun never shone; the only illumination came from antiquated glow globes, their faded light yellow as ancient parchment, that only darkened the shadows around.

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