A great step forward came in 1854, when Henri Deville, a Frenchman, manufactured chunks as big as marbles.
One day in 1979 he ordered a chef to produce chunks as big as his thumb; four years later these, reconstituted and deep-fried, appeared as Chicken McNuggets.
Peel and thinly slice the garlic and ginger and chop the spring onions into chunks as long as their diameter (to match the chicken cubes).
There were of course larger chunks, as well as condoms and the various other things people see fit to flush down their toilets.
This is usually cooked with beef chunks, as is the Malaysian rendang, in which the meat is browned in spices, then simmered in coconut milk until tender.
In a peer-to-peer (P2P) live streaming system, each peer uses greedy strategy to download chunks as many as possible so as to assure smooth playback and promote the chunk propagation.
At the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Albany, built in 1848 from Portland stone, its preservation architect, John Mesick, said, "you can take your hand and pull off chunks as big as apple pies".
The output yield/input output ratio is taken as 45%% for dried meat chunks as established by studies.
True multi-fuel capability means a grill that can burn solid fuels such as logs, charcoal, lump charcoal, or wood chunks, as well as your choice of propane or natural gas.
To cover frequently used common class terms semi-automatically we have analysed the text corpus of all Medline abstracts using characteristic text chunks as described in the methods section.
While a few of the participants felt the interactive modules were too long, one participant commented: "…I also appreciated that it [the content] was broken into manageable chunks, as well as the way the slides were integrated in with video of the speaker, which allowed a connection with him, rather than listening to some disembodied voice".
