low level
/ˈloʊ ˈlɛvəl/
adjective
- Of or relating to a low rank, position, or status in a hierarchy.
- She started as a low-level employee in the mailroom.
- Low-level managers often handle day-to-day tasks.
- The report was reviewed by a low-level official before being passed up.
- Small in amount, degree, or intensity.
- There is a low-level risk of flooding in the area.
- They detected low-level radiation in the soil.
- The patient has a low-level fever that comes and goes.
- Relating to the basic or fundamental aspects of a system, especially in computing.
- The software allows low-level access to system memory.
- Low-level programming languages give you more control over hardware.
- He studied low-level network protocols in his computer science class.