Sentence examples for a missing chunk from inspiring English sources

But as we watch Mr. Liebling suspend a chat with the filmmakers to hunt for a missing chunk of crack, Mr. Pelletier's dreams seem particularly far-fetched.

The part, bearing the trademark stripes and logo of Air France, bore no evident burn marks and had retained its triangular shape, save for a missing chunk where it appeared to have been torn from the body of the plane.

Sharks would have left thin slashes in the bone, whereas a devastating Kronosaurus bite would be evidenced by deep punctures around a huge, missing chunk in the victim's skeleton.

Otherwise there is still a big missing chunk in his recollection of his last game for England, sandwiched between knowing he was struggling to catch an Italian high ball and waking up in the medical room with a sore head.

Empty bungalows sag; a few are missing chunks of siding.

The third piece of information is a list of blocks of consecutive data chunks that have been received after a gap of missing chunks.

The protocol continues to send data as rapidly as possible without tracking and resending missing chunks.

By cognizing the transmission condition of (d_{cp}^), once a SACK arrived at the sender, RAF-rtx attempts to trigger faster retransmissions for a missing data chunk following the rules below: (1) If Q Δ >0 and ({({Q^{Delta } })_{{t_{n}}}} - {({Q^{Delta } })_{{t_{n - 1}}}} > 0), a DATA chunk with two consecutive miss indications (CMIs) will be marked for fast retransmission.

When small-study effects are present, the funnel will look asymmetrical with a tendency for effect sizes to be larger in the less precise studies, suggesting a missing 'chunk' out of the funnel on the left-hand side (presuming large positive effect sizes are beneficial).

When bird-watchers in Italy see a migrant that's missing a chunk of its wing or its tail, they call it "Maltese plumage".

I even get dry cleaning service, which comes in handy when I spill a craft beer on my H&M blazer after bumping into an Iraq War veteran missing a chunk of his brain.