Sentence examples for a given chunk of from inspiring English sources

Instead, the alternative to using a given chunk of money on, say, a new bridge is maintaining the old one.

That raises a question: Just how much computation can be squeezed out of a given chunk of matter?

We compared the number of times a given chunk of text was correctly annotated by the system (a true positive) to the number of times it was incorrectly annotated (a false positive), and calculated the log odds ratio of these counts.

Most of the time, the matter of sovereignty is pretty intuitive: a given chunk of turf belongs to some country or another and they get to decide what laws and rules are enforced there.

Our strategy takes into account the density of clients existing in a bounded region near each chunk thus preventing the clients that are distant of a given chunk to interfere in the calculation of the caching priority for that chunk.

Contrasting our strategy to other similar approaches, the decisions made by our algorithm takes into account only the number of clients positioned inside a time window located in front of each video chunk, thus preventing those clients that are distant of a given chunk to interfere on the calculation of the caching priority for that chunk.

The relevance of a given chunk is determined by factors such as the time spent by a reader on a section, or the access frequency of a section.

And since one of our classmates was having a birthday, he was given a chunk of concrete that probably weight around twenty-five pounds.

Last year Google, the leading internet search engine, held a programming competition in which participants were given a chunk of the Google archive and index to play with.

The way Mr Obama uses the phrase, however, it can also mean being given a chunk of money that someone else has earned.

Salahuddin said that he was given "a chunk of cash" (actually, five thousand dollars) and five weeks to get the job done.