Chunk in a sentence

A chunk consists of four parts: length (4 bytes), chunk type/name (4 bytes), chunk data (length bytes) and CRC (cyclic redundancy code/checksum; 4 bytes).

In May 2022, Fort McCoy renewed a memorandum of understanding with the Ho-Chunk Nation so that continued respect between the installation and the Hop-Chunk people continues, including in taking care of Suukjak Sep Lake and Suukjak Sep Creek.

I can't recall if you could link the bot to user accounts or just group chats, but you could just keep getting chunk after chunk of content - it was all there.

Wilfrid Cleveland, president of the Ho-Chunk Nation, speaks to members of the Ho-Chunk Nation and UW–Madison community members during the June 18 dedication ceremony for the “Our Shared Future” heritage marker on Bascom Hill.

Every new chunk of knowledge can theoretically be combined with every other knowledge chunk.

They had the cement broken up and removed, chunk by huge chunk, and then they sifted through years of detritus beneath.

A particularity is the dynamic rebuilding priority which runs with low impact in the background until a data chunk hits n+0 redundancy, in which case this chunk is quickly rebuilt to at least n+1.

If the first letter is uppercase, the chunk is critical; if not, the chunk is ancillary.

In 1877 Austrian physicist Ludwig Boltzmann described it more precisely in terms of the number of distinct microscopic states that the particles composing a macroscopic "chunk" of matter could be in, while still looking like the same macroscopic "chunk".

Meanwhile, Thorpe's third wife, unbeknownst to the rest of his family, "stole" Thorpe's body and had it shipped to Pennsylvania citation when she heard that the small Pennsylvania towns of Mauch Chunk and East Mauch Chunk were seeking to attract business.

The CRC is a network-byte-order CRC-32 computed over the chunk type and chunk data, but not the length.

This ensures that public and private chunk names can never conflict with each other (although two private chunk names could conflict).

A big chunk of this outlay is never recovered, so the Office for National Statistics was right to decide that unrecoverable sums should be counted as public spending.

A chunk of Checkers Sixty60’s growth came at the expense of Woolworths Food.

A chunk of plaster in the ceiling of the living room of an independent house in Uttan collapsed, claiming the life of a 46-year-old woman and leaving four members of her family on Friday.

A falling tree ripped off a chunk of a Lynnfield family’s home, crashing through a bedroom and totaling three cars, WBZ reported.

A good chunk of people’s resilience to dementia comes from early life education.

A large chunk of the cheese and curd brought into the country gets refined in Switzerland and then exported.

All US lenders park a chunk of their money in Treasuries and other bonds, and the Fed’s hikes made those existing bonds less valuable because of their low yields.

A lot of those imported cans, some of them, a decent chunk, maybe a third were coming from the Middle East.