LCE

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LCELow Carbon Energy
LCELondon Camera Exchange (UK)
LCELow Carbohydrate Eating (nutrition)
LCELife Cycle Engineering
LCELaughing Crying Emoji
LCELocal Chief Executive (various locations)
LCELoosely Coupled Event
LCELinux Certified Engineer
LCELog Correlation Engine (software)
LCELiquid Crystalline Elastomer
LCELyapunov Characteristic Exponent
LCELithium Carbonate Equivalent
LCELondon Commodity Exchange
LCELimited Collector's Edition
LCELoad-Carrying Equipment
LCELegal Counsel for the Elderly (Washington, DC)
LCELogistics Combat Element (US Marine Corps)
LCELaunch Complex Equipment (Voyager Science Instrument)
LCELinux Certified Engineer (Level II Sair Linux and GNU certification)
LCELa Ceiba, Honduras - International (Airport Code)
LCELife Changing Event (insurance)
LCELoss Cost Estimate (insurance claims)
LCELa Canada Elementary (California)
LCELower Certificate of Education (Malaysia)
LCELinear Cable Engine (cable handling)
LCELoop Current Eddy
LCELettres et Civilisations Étrangères (French: Foreign Literature and Civilization)
LCELaser Civil Engineering (est. 1979; UK)
LCELaboratory for Communication Engineering (University of Cambridge, UK)
LCELongest Common Extension
LCELife Cycle Enabling
LCELogistics Capability Estimator
LCELine Concentrating Equipment
LCEL-Band Clutter Experiment
LCELiaison Coordination Element
LCELaser Communications Equipment
LCELondon College of Excellence (UK)
LCELempel-Cohn-Eastman (sequence)
LCELaunch Countdown Exercise
LCELarge Cryogenic Engine
LCELiquid-Cooled Engine
LCELoss Control Engineering (business unit)
LCELake Country Elementary (Lake Placid, FL)
LCELauncher Control Equipment
LCELocal Communications Environment
LCELarge Complex Enterprise
LCELake Country Elite (Hartland, WI)
LCELoblaw Companies East (Brampton, Ontario, Canada)
LCELead Commissioning Engineer
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Written to help developers use components of the operating system as an application server, this guide describes the four major functions included in Enterprise Services: automatic transactions, queued components, loosely coupled events and role-based security.