Sentence examples for to chunk from inspiring English sources
noun
A part of something that has been separated.
- The statue broke into chunks.
I had to chunk the imagery up a bit.
She'd be able to chunk Victorian novelists into one group, Magical Realists in another group and Renaissance poets into another.
What Pujols does have is hours and hours of visually recorded memory, and the ability to "chunk" that information into useful segments.
The pictures were published next to photos of him from his Prison Break days with headlines like "Hunk to Chunk" and "Fit to Flab".
Davey says: "We will get more detail about audience habits and those who are underserved by the arts, the length of time for viewing niche media, and whether to chunk things up and editorialise.
So we told the teams to chunk them out in fundable and discreet phases, where each would be a standalone resilient project, so if only one ended up getting funded, they wouldn't be doing more harm than good.
Three episodes of "Road to Chunk" present competitors' stories, starting at 6 30. 8 P.M. (Ovation) A SNOW WHITE CHRISTMAS: OPENING NIGHT This two-hour documentary follows Nigel Lythgoe and his family as they produce "Snow White Christmas" at El Portal Theater in Los Angeles.
The transmitter senses the BB minislot associated to chunk.
The parameter indicates whether or not user is granted access to chunk.
Results indicated that rats spontaneously encoded information regarding the serial position of phrasing cues in relation to chunk length.
For interference aware and reservation-based MAC protocols such as BB-OFDMA (see Section 4.4), setting ensures that user in cell is denied access to chunk.
