On the staff, measures will be separated by periodic vertical lines, separating the staff into little chunks of notes.
Speaking of poor man's email (aren't we all these days) Microsoft has taken a huge chunk out of Notes engagements with its on-demand Exchange Online product.
He presents an allocator implementation that uses an internal memory pool for fast allocation and deallocation of small chunks of memory, but notes that such an optimization may already be performed by the allocator provided by the implementation.
A sauce with laurel wine lees lent a teasing herbal note to chunks of boneless gray sole; and wrapped in cool lettuce leaves, diced lobster and vegetables soong proved as good as this simple dish can be.
The academy's Transportation Research Board, for instance, also "has a sizable chunk of money," she notes.
Note that chunks are uploaded to and downloaded from FTP servers.
A $50 broker's fee for the paperwork on a $50,000 chunk of ten-year notes costs you a minuscule 1 basis point (0.01% annually).
With Cricket, kids can, say, build a xylophone out of pieces of fruit, programming it to play different notes when fruit chunks are touched with a metal wire to complete an electric circuit.
All of the other features are the same – the store, the Wi-Fi connection, the ability to take notes and share chunks of text.
But it also notes that a chunk of its C$30 billion in government-guaranteed debt will have to be off-loaded in order for it to be competitive.
The clam chowder's a standout, a cream-rich New England with plump shellfish, chunks of potatoes, a grace note of Old Bay, and just enough bacon to lend it smoky depth.
