Understand the material you are trying to chunk- Understanding will hold underlying memory traces together.
Try to remember chunks of text, phone numbers, lines of printed letters or anything else that you can spot around you.
Take, for example, his description of Jennifer's constant companion, the sharp-toothed Quarkbeast: "Despite his placid nature, the beast's ferocious appearance almost guaranteed that no one ever completely shrugged off the possibility that he might try to take a chunk out of them".
But MasterCard faces increasing competition from other networks, including Morgan Stanley's Discover Financial and American Express, as well as threats from nontraditional companies that could try to grab a chunk of the payments industry, such as Wal-Mart Stores and eBay's Paypal.
"My guess is that you would have a ton of creative people coming to California to try to get a chunk of this money," said Baker, "and while they are there they would look to do things like live performances of music, plays, book readings, writers' workshops, etc., which would both subsidize their income and make them more widely known so that they could get more money from the public".
I try to have big chunks of time where I'm doing nothing else, and I try to keep administrative work to the evening.
The specific UK worry, however, is obvious: if, despite Hammond's advice, EU governments try to slice off chunks of City business, are their chances improved by the LSE/Deutsche merger?
Instead, Google may simply try to buy up chunks of spectrum from others.
Instead, you should try to read in chunks.
