chunking造句
1) Cut the melon into chunks.
2) He bit a great chunk out of the apple.
3) He bit off a large chunk of bread / He bit a large chunk of bread off.
4) Each blow of the hammer removed a great chunk of plaster.
5) The rent takes a large chunk out of my monthly salary.
6) The butcher hacked off a large chunk of meat.
7) Chunks of ice came floating down the river.
8) I've already written a fair chunk of the article.
9) The plaster was falling away in big chunks.
10) He cut the food up into bite-size chunks.
11) Those chunks of meat are rather large — could you chop them up a bIt'smaller?
12) In the old days having meat and milk every day often meant a big chunk of the family income.
13) The manager of a company does not like having a large chunk of his wealth bound up in its shares.
14) It is important to present new information in manageable chunks.
15) Three hours is quite a chunk out of my working day.
16) A huge chunk of the audience got up and left before the end of the show.
17) The listening texts consist of short, bite-sized chunks which are accessible to beginners.
18) Lurie risked a pretty big chunk of change on the race.
19) The company owns a chunk of farmland near Gatwick Airport.
20) A chunk of the cliff had cracked off in a storm.
21) Chunking operations not supported on Record object fields.
22) Chunking consists of grouping separate bits of information.
23) One example of organization is chunking.
24) By structuring or chunking their knowledge, experts increase the apparent capacities of their working memories.
25) The chunking strategy has simplification, dual coding and outside memory.
26) Start at a high level of chunking to define the initial problem.
27) After the now-familiar chunking code (see " Speed Considerations"), each pixel on each line is set to the current frame if it is more than the current frame number.
28) The application and significance of chunking approach in writing of business English letter is discussed.
29) One example of organization is chunking . Chunking consists of grouping separate bits of information.
30) Chunking is the term for breaking up long string of words or numbers into small groups and using one of the other techniques.
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