“chunks”造句，怎麼用chunks造句

Operations to split and to coalesce chunks take time.

Tender, delicious chunks of beef served with a delicious sauce full of flavor.

On the long table were rosy apples and chunks of maple sugar.

IDS MACH 11 functionality requires concurrent access of multiple IDS instances to Shared chunks.

Eventually, the soldiers gave us Marlboros, Fanta Orange, and chunks of some kind of meat in red sauce.

Games, they say, ought to be more like television programmes, not films: delivered in small, short, regular chunks.

The greatest distinction was found across all levels in the noticing rate of high-frequency lexical chunks and of the first 2000 English words.

That's acceptable since it is in small chunks, and more importantly, it moves the delay closer to the associated action where the user expects to pay.

For POWER6, variable page size support (VPSS) was introduced, which means that the system will use larger pages as the application requests larger chunks of memory.

Be aware that data in independent (parallel) "chunks" of the diagram (those not having data flow dependencies) may not always flow in the same sequence on subsequent executions or iterations.

A clever trick is to number the chunks to allow users to perceive how much is left and also to perceive that they are moving forward. It provides clear direction of a way forward.

So swap has three chunks of memory.

This method reads the Web file in chunks.

Divide the large amount of information into smaller chunks, and then focus on memorizing those chunks as individual pieces.

In Greenland two huge chunks of ice broke off in July and August.

Wash chicken thoroughly, cut into chunks. Boil chestnuts in water for 5min. then remove skin and wash;

One of the oldest axioms out there, but it's true: break the task into smaller chunks and tackle one at a time.

The process was first developed at least 5, 000 years ago, probably when an early dairy farmer stored milk in a bag made from an animal’s gut and discovered that tasty chunks began to form.

A recent investigation concluded that they were caught in a hailstorm that dropped chunks of ice the size of baseballs on the victims' heads at more than 100 miles an hour (160 kilometers an hour).

This minimizes the number of unusable small chunks.

Use the first, next, previous, and last link elements to guide your users through your data in manageable chunks.

Why don't you speak to me in English after you pass third grade? Nobody understands what your chunks of alphabets mean.

Both cooked and raw chunks can be extended.

To make sure the perspex cage attracts the monster reptiles' attention, chunks of meat are tied to the bottom.

But the DNA remained in large chunks—presumably because it was made of durable phosphate.

But it will probably resort to its original plan, an initial public offering (IPO) of perhaps half of AIA in Hong Kong, with further chunks to be sold later.