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RESWO (Reconfigurable Environment Service for Workflow Orchestration) is a virtual platform-as-a-service cloud model that allows leaner customised environments to be assembled and deployed within a cloud.

Thus, regional differences in tissue X-ray absorption properties or MRI signal characteristics provide contrast in images that allow lean and adipose tissue to be distinguished and their respective volumes to be calculated.

Traveling next to someone willing to let you rest your head on his or her shoulder is a big help, as is a window seat that allows you to lean on the side of the plane.

So Wavy walks down the stairs to the café's dining room -- carefully -- and settles into a chair that allows him to lean against a wall.

The result: Farmers who could barely feed their families now cultivate a sustainable business that allows them to save for lean times, send their kids to school and season-by-season lift themselves out of poverty -- all while producing more food for a hungry continent.

This creates a waist that allows the upper body to slightly lean back in a brilliantly model-like pose, doesn't it, John?

The Zuumer (not to be confused with the Honda Scooter or Palm-developed PDA sold by Casio and Tandy Corp. in 1994) adds a second rear wheel to the electric scooter, and "lean-in" steering that allows 300 lbs. of flesh and cargo to travel up to 20 mph before being recharged.

A lean, integrated environment that allows for interactive, real-time visualization, simulation, and statistical evaluation comes closer to reality with computers becoming faster.

Flexible File System (FFS) is a lean, read-only file system implementation that allows separate directory trees to be mounted into a single location.

The character Jason Voorhees was redesigned as a lean, quick killer with a backstory that allows the viewer to feel a little sympathy for him, but not enough that he would lose his menace.

We used a mouse model of natural-onset obesity that allows comparison of genetically identical mice whose mothers were either obese and diabetic or lean with a normal metabolism.