Sentence examples for To chunks from inspiring English sources
noun
A part of something that has been separated.
- The statue broke into chunks.
The thought of tethering our reportage, analyses and reflection to chunks of data-given truth is certainly consoling.
The nature of donations varies, from items given outright or promised, to chunks of cash earmarked for acquisitions.
In other development systems, there is often a hierarchy of gatekeepers who delegate access to chunks of code.
Thanks to chunks of veal, stewed okra had a pleasing depth of flavor, but was seriously overcooked.
The assertively flavored lobster bisque was an exercise in kitchen discipline, with just enough cream to chunks of lobster.
Software chunks running on one Cell can talk to chunks running on other Cells, and all have access to a shared main memory.
I had to chunk the imagery up a bit.
She'd be able to chunk Victorian novelists into one group, Magical Realists in another group and Renaissance poets into another.
The transmitter senses the BB minislot associated to chunk.
The parameter indicates whether or not user is granted access to chunk.
Results indicated that rats spontaneously encoded information regarding the serial position of phrasing cues in relation to chunk length.
