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low-level language,

a computer language using mathematical logic but requiring precise manipulation of binary numbers.

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No references found			I'm appalled that a cabinet minister, or should I say a sacked cabinet minister, can use such low-level language towards the leader of one of the major cities. Straw: Rice trip row is 'childish' Exclusive Ex-foreign secretary ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England) This form of coding, however, is a low-level language, and it is more confusing to learn and read than other high-level languages, for example, C and Java. Mechatronics and coding by Smith, Andrew / Bulletin of the South Carolina Academy of Science The solution is to move away from low-level languages like C to languages that are designed for safety and ease of analysis as much as for programmer convenience. Readers' letters by Information Age (London, UK)			low-birth weight infant low-calcium diet low-caloric diet low-cholesterol diet low-compliance bladder low-cost physician low-density lipoprotein low-density lipoprotein cholesterol low-density lipoprotein receptor disorder low-dose aspirin low-dose tolerance low-energy defibrillation low-fat diet low-fat milk low-fiber diet low-flow breathing system low-flow oxygen delivery system low-flow oxygen therapy low-grade low-grade B-cell lymphoma of mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue type low-grade fever low-grade infection low-grade lymphoma low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion low-impact sport low-level language low-level waste low-lying placenta low-molecular weight heparin low-molecular-weight heparin low-osmolality contrast medium low-output gastrointestinal fistula low-output heart failure low-power field low-protein diet low-purine diet low-quality protein low-residue diet low-salt diet low-saturated-fat diet low-sodium diet Low-stretch bandage low-vision therapist low-yield procedure low1 low2 lowampi Lowchen Lowe syndrome Lowe's syndrome Lowe-Terrey-MacLachlan syndrome			Low-Level Application Program Interface Low-level Application Programming Interface low-level bombing Low-Level Burial Ground Low-Level Business Process Low-Level Center Low-Level Cloud Center low-level condenser Low-Level Contact Resistance low-level counting Low-Level Counting Facility Low-Level Design Review Low-Level Discriminator Low-Level Dose Low-Level Exception Low-Level Extraction Low-Level Flux Monitor Low-level format low-level formatting Low-Level Image Processing Low-Level Injection low-level interface Low-Level Intrusion Low-Level Ionizing Radiation low-level language Low-Level Language Application Programming Interface Low-Level Laser Irradiation Low-Level Laser Radiation Low-level Laser-Guided Bomb Low-Level Light Low-Level Logic low-level logic circuit Low-level mesocyclone low-level military flight training Low-Level Modeling low-level modulation Low-Level Neutron Monitor Low-level programming language Low-level programming language Low-level programming language Low-Level Qualifier Low-Level Radioactive Samples low-level radioactive waste low-level radioactive waste Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility Low-Level Radioactive Waste Policy Act Low-Level Radioactive Waste Policy Amendments Act Low-Level Rapid Response Low-Level Recognition Processor Low-Level Signalling Unit Low-Level Solid Low-Level Solid Waste Certification Plan

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