At the school district in Douglass, Tex., not far from the Louisiana border, the challenge to educators was direct and physical: 25 chunks of space shuttle debris rained down on the school's 20-acre campus.
The trouble is, as Leibniz specifically showed, no chunk of physical matter could be "about" anything.
There's a lack of solutions for smaller companies in need of both chunks of physical space and the software to manage it.
As indicated in Figure 4, the identification of the sources of multicell interference, that is, use of the same adjacent subcarriers (named physical resource blocks or chunks), is given by the sectors with the same colour/number, namely, red/one, green/two, or yellow/three.
Little chunks of physical activity -- even as small as 10 minutes of a time -- can add up to big health benefits.
By the time he took over as chief executive in 2002, Glencore's investments in mines and other physical assets earned a large chunk of its profit.
A board member, G. Scott Hubbard, cited three fundamental lines of inquiry, the visual evidence of where the foam chunk hit, the physical evidence of damage on recovered debris and the heat measurements from hundreds of sensors.
That's all well and good, but running a physical store takes a decent chunk of money.
In the nineties, and over the last five years, the two sides dominated the Bundesliga, lumping chunks, verbal and physical, out of each other at every opportunity.
The Chunks and Tasks library maps the chunks and tasks to physical resources.
