ease
Military at easea. (of a standing soldier, etc.) in a relaxed position with the feet apart and hands linked behind the back
b. a command to adopt such a position
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ease
A curve at the lower end of a handrail, where it meets the newel post that supports the handrail.
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Ease
General purpose parallel programming language, combining the
process constructs of CSP and the distributed data structures
of Linda. "Programming with Ease: Semiotic Definition of the
Language", S.E. Zenith, <zenith-steven@yale.edu> Yale U
TR-809, Jul 1990.
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