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| ustomisation, the Cloud Sites product is less | flexible but requires less maintenance. |
| The dragon's body is | flexible and responds to the player's movement, enabli |
| e easily through heavy traffic, thus becoming | flexible rapid response units even under extreme traff |
| that "the poor interface design and lack of a | flexible or responsive AI makes it difficult to apprec |
| it seems that on occasion the Duke had to be | flexible to retain the semblance of local deference to |
| Allow for more | flexible conditional retrieval. |
| This leads to more modular, | flexible, and reusable site architectures, shorter dev |
| Combination of | flexible and rigid pavements. |
| e, heavy duty shipment sacks, food packaging, | flexible and rigid transport packaging, bottles, crate |
| enial man, de Reszke possessed a big, smooth, | flexible and ripe-toned voice that matched his imposin |
| 63 | flexible meeting rooms (from 2-400 persons) |
| Flexible leg rotation was eliminated, so that the anim | |
| This will be done by setting up | flexible pilot scale facilities to perform applied res |
| Managed transition from | flexible work schedule to standard 10/80; directed the |
| He will be | flexible with scheduling. |
| In addition to the flying training, a | Flexible Gunnery School was established at the airfiel |
| Patch from the | Flexible Gunnery School, Yuma AAB |
| It features | flexible seating sections to allow for different confi |
| The name of the suborder refers to the | flexible terminal segment of the adult maxillary palps |
| Photographic camera for | flexible materials sensitive to light |
| People born under this sign are | flexible and sensitive. |
| The object-oriented approach is more | flexible, by separating a program into a network of su |
| ughout the year to provide a high-quality and | flexible assessment service for individuals and center |
| Elvin is oriented around providing a fast, | flexible event service that can be federated to form w |
| The AI in European Air War is highly | flexible, with several difficulty settings that can be |
| cause it was thought that the chassis was too | flexible, but several specialist coach builders produc |
| A culpascope is a magnifying optical device, | flexible in shape. |
| Kumara Vyasa had used the | flexible bhamini shatpadi metre and followed the Vyasa |
| and and I are very fortunate, because we have | flexible jobs," she says. |
| stered in 1948 by Dow Corning Corporation for | flexible, inert silicone elastomer. |
| The device consists of a set of | flexible, hollow silicone plugs, each about a millimet |
| ch as 1-hexene, 1-octene, or longer) are more | flexible than simple straight chain high density polye |
| llege, London, to develop a more powerful and | flexible general simulation platform than the de-facto |
| GPSS is less | flexible than simulation languages such as Simula and |
| artilage (lower lateral cartilage) is a thin, | flexible plate, situated immediately below the lateral |
| ission depends on a faculty and staff who are | flexible, highly skilled, technology oriented and lear |
| processes with entrained solids, because the | flexible rubber sleeve allows the valve to close dropt |
| inguished by the presence of an elongated and | flexible fleshy snout, with a vague resemblance to a p |
| esignation to be applied to that freeway more | flexible, and so in 1989, the American Association of |
| pper indium gallium selenide (CIGS) Thin-film | flexible Photo-voltaic Solar Panels. |
| The Exchange is a | flexible market-based solution that opens up the sale |
| or rawhide, is about four to five feet long, | flexible and somewhat heavy, to prevent excess swingin |
| Mentor is a | flexible and sophisticated statistical analysis system |
| e Priestley also has a studio space which has | flexible lighting, sound, and seating arrangements. |
| The Main Auditorium, is a | flexible performance space which can present work in t |
| so more than 90,000 square feet (8,000 m2) of | flexible meeting space in 46 rooms. |
| rior has been converted into an effective and | flexible office space suitable for a diverse array of |
| which often doubles as a rehearsal room) is a | flexible acting space, capable of almost any stage set |
| It was purpose built to provide a truly | flexible performance space, able to serve the needs of |
| now a new Capitol Theatre; a 140-seat highly | flexible studio space. |
| l Europe and the USA focusing on edge of town | flexible business space. |
| It's also called “cisterna | flexible” in Spanish and “citerne souple” in French. |
| This | flexible ensemble specialises in the practice of perio |
| cylindrical to globular, and the areoles bear | flexible yellow spines and white wool. |
| A guidewire is a long and | flexible fine spring used to introduce and position an |
| The most powerful feature of JGroups is its | flexible protocol stack, which allows developers to ad |
| Withy or withe is a strong | flexible willow stem that is typically used in thatchi |
| With these new laser sources | flexible manufacturing steps can be realized. |
| a new world of applications requiring robust, | flexible and stretchable electrical conductors in the |
| e branches, and the body is enclosed within a | flexible shell-like structure called a test. |
| ENGLISH is something of a misnomer, as PICK's | flexible dictionary structure meant that file and attr |
| focused on the control and modeling of large, | flexible space structures. |
| " style undergoes a metamorphosis towards the | flexible, comic style Franquin was to develop over his |
| rs) for whom he has composed works for large, | flexible ensembles such as "Murdoch or Fred West - whi |
| lass substrate, but by replacing glass with a | flexible plastic such as polyethylene terephthalate (P |
| d, however, it's infinitely more powerful and | flexible than such programs. |
| This | flexible conformation suggests that the protein has fe |
| A | flexible beam supports each proof mass. |
| The first | flexible fiber-optic surgical scalpel capable of deliv |
| is a length of rope, leather, chain, or other | flexible material symbolically worn by the submissive |
| It has a | flexible authentication system that allows editors to |
| Flexible extension system - Extensions (a.k.a. | |
| m shetland map.svg, which comes from a pretty | flexible layered system (so I can highlight different |
| P unit, set up in the late 1980s, comprises a | Flexible manufacturing system (FMS), the first of its |
| It has ease of entry and a | flexible examination system as the main advantages. |
| Pandora FMS (for Pandora | Flexible Monitoring System) is software solution for m |
| A | flexible polling system, allowing public or private ba |
| r petition, giving California one of the most | flexible legal systems in the world. |
| hnology which builds and supplies apparel and | flexible material systems; and |
| The first | flexible bladder tank was made with polyester and PVC |
| The | flexible bladders tanks are made with high resistance |
| rain occupancy rates using "yield management" | flexible pricing techniques. |
| he information technology design, including a | flexible, re-configurable telecom network. |
| It is low protein binding, | flexible and temperature resistant. |
| e conformational averaging about C-C bonds in | flexible molecules tends to equalize the couplings bet |
| It is said that the layout is extremely | flexible in terms of patron seating as well as the con |
| Crossmark is a | flexible, lightweight textual markup language, based o |
| threshold, and so potentially could be a more | flexible antidote than the antagonist flumazenil which |
| ith a diameter of 2-5 mm; these were probably | flexible rather than rigid. |
| it can clap like a pair of hands and a long, | flexible tail that can be used as a whip. |
| n area of 67,178 square feet was built from a | flexible design that enabled expansion of the east win |
| Water on the roof is usually drained from a | flexible hose that runs from a drain-sump on the roof, |
| n unofficial strike in response to changes in | flexible working that meant they would have to start a |
| and hypervisors (Xen, KVM and VMware), and a | flexible architecture that can accommodate multiple ha |
| that provides an outstanding, innovative and | flexible curriculum that changes to meet the individua |
| This allows a | flexible application that can change and evolve easily |
| This is a | flexible curtain that has an integrated irrigation sys |
| located below the first pair, are hollow and | flexible sheaths, that contain the pilot's arms. |
| rly-shaped objects, made from either rigid or | flexible material, that are buoyant in water and other |
| They are | flexible enough that, even if they are all on the same |
| tains which form the proscenium and wings are | flexible, meaning the stage can be made to appear wide |
| The sole is soft and | flexible and the upper part often is adorned with embr |
| It can be made softer and more | flexible by the addition of plasticizers, the most wid |
| the chemistries of producing them need to be | flexible, whereas the atom economy is not as critical |
| This highly | flexible "on the mall" concept is designed to fit into |
| Call gates are more | flexible than the SYSENTER/SYSEXIT and SYSCALL/SYSRET |
| the polarity and the molecular weight of the | flexible chain, the production conditions, etc. |
| The mouth is small, the nostrils are open and | flexible, while the withers are somewhat low, the ches |
| It is larger and more | flexible than the WHS trowel preferred by archaeologis |
| he C2'-endo sugar conformation, which is more | flexible then the C3'-endo conformation, and this effe |
| ause the size of the molecule makes it highly | flexible, but the potassium ion gives some degree of c |
| same time possible, but this approach is not | flexible, because the different directions are fixed. |
| d active but The Madavur faction is seen more | flexible than the AP faction in social and political c |
| tion but party affiliations were particularly | flexible during the pre-federation period in the New S |
| Its spine is | flexible, like the living lemurs, and the animal was a |
| The molecule is conformationally | flexible, and the boat conformation is easily adopted, |
| modates touring Broadway shows, the 195-seat, | flexible Sprint Theater, an art wing with two gallerie |
| The O'Reilly Theatre is a | flexible studio theatre on Blackhall Road, central nor |
| 04-seat Ludger-Duvernay theatre and a smaller | flexible Studio theatre, which seats as many as 180 sp |
| A | flexible black-box theatre, located in the complex, se |
| An 18 by 40 | flexible apron theatre. |
| a result of these materials, garden hoses are | flexible and their smooth exterior facilitates pulling |
| Other languages may be more | flexible in this regard, and require only that each va |
| ving competition, with dives performed from a | flexible springboard three metres above the surface of |
| asked the warehouse supervisor, Mr Wood, for | flexible working time, as a three day week. |
| se in which an employer, who denied its staff | flexible working time, was found in breach of the Empl |
| The tail is made up of highly | flexible, hairless tips with skin grooves which improv |
| ly healthy and effective, and is sufficiently | flexible enough to agree with different tastes. |
| ugh when inflated to extract a clot and still | flexible enough to move through without breaking. |
| ndividualized learning approaches and employs | flexible programming to accommodate various learning s |
| ng to a much higher demand for cost-effective | flexible alternatives to traditional mobility services |
| n filter is a type of filter using a rigid or | flexible screen to separate sand and other fine partic |
| He also invented a | flexible blade to the lever. |
| Promoting | flexible schedules to make companies family friendly |
| haracterized by branching colonies, which are | flexible due to soft joints between nodes consisting o |
| Students have | flexible access to the media center resources and its |
| ne Dunne and Claudette Colbert, demonstrating | flexible alternatives to the so called iron-clad studi |
| site was launched, adding graphics, and more | flexible navigation to the original site design. |
| providing their care services in a sensitive, | flexible manner to meet individual needs, and deliveri |
| The polyimide materials are lightweight, | flexible, resistant to heat and chemicals. |
| a finite element model, which allows for its | flexible properties to be included in the overall syst |
| in other languages, this is arguably the most | flexible way to present a base definition. |
| r Elgg which was both simple to implement and | flexible enough to handle data produced by third party |
| cave mirror (molded of black, reflective, and | flexible plexi) to reflect the image of a 26" standard |
| full-time employment opportunities (including | flexible hours to facilitate caring for M) available w |
| vide, at the earliest opportunity, a range of | flexible services to support all children, young peopl |
| ble handle is used to draw the beer through a | flexible tube to the spout, below which the glass is p |
| Lazy specification refers to a | flexible approach to software specification, in which |
| is or her reality tunnel, and able to keep it | flexible enough to accommodate, and to some degree emp |
| This allows the "gesso" to remain | flexible enough to use on canvas. |
| This results in a | flexible way to create layouts and provides a way to r |
| I think "rock" is | flexible enough to include this track, so I'm in favou |
| The plan had to be | flexible enough to cover both the expected assault on |
| s while using the weight of the forearm and a | flexible wrist to achieve a full singing tone without |
| web interfaces to databases, while remaining | flexible enough to support enterprise web applications |
| d 32 years ago, and their mission is to offer | flexible opportunities to students who might not other |
| nd the disruptions of succession disputes and | flexible enough to incorporate foreign leaders and gov |
| e company's creation was to provide superior, | flexible analytics tools for global enterprises. |
| This | flexible line-up toured extensively as an electric ban |
| The rig consists of narrow, | flexible (compliant) towers and a piled foundation sup |
| Flexible issue tracking system | |
| The base also conducted | flexible gunnery training, and radar observer training |
| Also provided | flexible gunnery training. |
| nsportation as part of the Safe, Accountable, | Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legac |
| acted by the effect of the Safe, Accountable, | Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legac |
| In 2005, the Safe, Accountable, | Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legac |
| In 2005 the SAFETEA-LU (Safe, Accountable, | Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legac |
| Paratransit service is a | flexible passenger transportation service which does n |
| In 2005, the Safe, Accountable, | Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legac |
| rty Rights (TRIPS) and allow government to be | flexible of TRIPS to deal with health problems. |
| Flexible extension tube of matching diameter can subst | |
| It can be pierced with a | flexible plastic tube and swapped for the metal bar wh |
| Thin, | flexible "canes", typically made of rattan instead of |
| ontribution to his campaigns, creating a more | flexible system under which only one knight in ten wou |
| CALMAT offers high-quality, | flexible, industry-aligned undergraduate and graduate |
| The pipeline is extended into a | flexible pipeline up to a catenary on the production p |
| The raw hide is kept | flexible by use and the constant damp conditions of We |
| a "universal space", intended to be entirely | flexible in use. |
| Unlike the | flexible molds used for resin casting, metal molds are |
| s also sometimes used to describe any type of | flexible rod used in rural crafts such as hazel or ash |
| t rich and beautiful, and is firmly produced, | flexible and used with style. |
| Digital photography is | flexible; a user can change many things about an image |
| n the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model at a | flexible per user cost. |
| A Slalomboard is a | flexible skateboard, usually 60-80 cm long, with great |
| of how "the courts have undoubtedly promoted | flexible Charter values in private law cases since 198 |
| the Gol 1.6 Total Flex, the first commercial | flexible fuel vehicle capable of running on any blend |
| Most | flexible fuel vehicles capable of running on E85 shoul |
| In one mechanism, a | flexible rubber vessel is attached to the chest. |
| oyees, the book describes work practices like | flexible work, virtual work, high-commitment work, non |
| and was so taken with Durbin's natural tone, | flexible technique, vocal range and repertoire that in |
| terprise Volume Management System (EVMS) is a | flexible, integrated volume management software used t |
| polypides reaching out through an uncalcified | flexible frontal wall, often surrounded by numerous sp |
| ids is generally simple, with an uncalcified, | flexible frontal wall. |
| Part of | Flexible Response was the strategy of being able to fi |
| The strategic doctrine for Kennedy's | Flexible Response was Assured Destruction. |
| Flexible SPC water model | |
| lopment of blasting gelatin, a more powerful, | flexible, and water resistant variation on his highly |
| The | flexible branches were useful and sought after for twi |
| Employees enjoy a casual, | flexible workplace where they are encouraged to pursue |
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