bilevel
- noun
- /ˈbaɪˌlɛvəl/
- Specialized
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vagón de dos pisos
- Inversely, the bilevel-image string compressor (BLDC) revealed that increased entropy improved throughput performance.
Examples
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For the upcoming event, we rented a bilevel bus that can transport more people to the festival.
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P is 1 for bilevel images (i.e., black and white).
Academic text (1998) -
JBIG-ABIC: lossless bilevel image compression
Academic text (1998) -
Generally, throughput performance of the bilevel-image arithmetic coders decreased as image entropy increased.
Academic text (1998) -
An ASIC core is available that supports both the ABIC and JBIG bilevel data compression standards using this merged Qx-coder.
Academic text (1998) -
With 604 commuters in cars that have at least 136 seats, this requires a total of 5 bilevels and could be handled on a single train each way.
Blog text (30) -
This paper discusses the performance of bilevel-image arithmetic coders, ABIC and JBIG, and Lempel-Ziv string compressors, ALDC and BLDC.
Academic text (1998) -
The new train service features a modern bilevel car that comfortably seats passengers on two levels.
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The design of this new bilevel railway car allows for better views of the landscape while traveling.
Synonyms
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A bus or vehicle with two levels for passengers, one above the other
A train car with two levels of seats to carry more passengers
A train car with two levels for passengers to sit
A passenger train car with seats on two levels to carry more people
A train car with two levels of seats to carry more passengers
A train car with two levels of seats to carry more passengers
A train carriage with two levels of seats to carry more people
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bilevel comes from bi- 'two' and level 'floor', and is like a 'double-decker' vehicle. That is why a bilevel car is a train car with two floors to carry more passengers.