Part of the reason was the investment by Mr. Buffett, whose chunk is worth $2.85 million less than its value on Friday morning, if he still owns 6.5 million shares.
Even the crystallized inner core, whose whitened chunks break off so deliciously, is only a simulacrum.
Clearly the only people who were not stoked were the Big Three mobile providers Telus, Bell, and Rogers who spent the summer freaking out like a bunch of cornered rodents whose big chunk of cheddar was about to be taken away.
You can buy a precored pineapple if you like, but I would not buy precut chunks, whose flavor is inferior no matter how recently the store produced them.
Allocated chunks whose achieved SINR exceeds the target, such that (5).
About the only constraint imposed by TCP/IP is that information must be sent and received in chunks whose length in bits is a multiple of eight.
Rather than returning a single particular chunk from memory, as ACT-R's normal declarative retrieval does, the blending mechanism returns a chunk whose slot values are generated via a weighted average over all the chunks in the set that matches the request, with the activations of the chunks themselves serving as the weights.
"Playing for Edinburgh Rugby has meant the world to Chunk, whose commitment to the jersey has been exemplary," Davies told the club's website.
They received congratulatory messages from the Queen, the Prince of Wales (whose duchy owns great chunks of the far south-west of England) and Gordon Brown.
Secretary of State John F. Kerry was quick to applaud the "new and inclusive" government, which he said was a "cornerstone" of the U.S. strategy to defeat the militants whose takeover of large chunks of territory pressured President Obama into a limited bombing campaign in Iraq.
