Besides, ELM can learn the training data not only one-by-one but also chunk-by-chunk [16], so it provides a promising method to deal with big data.
(Medieval trebuchets launched not only rocks, but also chunks of burning pitch and dead horse carcasses, a Middle Ages form of chemical warfare).
Also, chunk recognition in disease-related abstracts may be easier than in chemical abstracts, which can contain complex chemical names with multiple punctuation marks (e.g., hyphens, brackets).
Working and reworking his motifs and materials in ways at once extravagant and economic, Bearden synthesized not only his own visual and lived experience but also great chunks of 20th-century art and the cultures that fed it.
In the multi-copy scenario, since the data copy with lower priority can be dropped, therefore, the storage allowance is not only the free space in the buffer but also data chunks to be dropped.
For example, the decision of forwarding a data chunk to or not to the relay vehicle will affect not only the delivery possibility of the current data chunk, but also the other data chunks which may also potentially use the vehicle as a relay.
Credit card numbers are also chunked, as is your Social Security number.
What appear to be confounding, unforced errors borne of his inherent cruelty are also chunks of red meat for his base.
There are also chunks of character comedy, including a flash of Munnery's dated smash-the-state alter ego Alan Parker: Urban Warrior, and of the Security Guard who is not so much a character as just a different hat.
If there is trouble, those people may lose not only their job, but also a large chunk of retirement savings.
