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dynamic level

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dynamic level [dī′nam·ik ′lev·əl]
(petroleum engineering)
In an oil well, the location of the liquid surface when the well is producing oil. Also known as pumping level.
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The piece's moderate tempo and soft dynamic level require good tonal control, and secure finger legato is necessary to execute the B section's senza ped.
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