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(91) The race begins when a 3.5 kg, wheel-shaped chunk of Double Gloucester cheese is rolled down the hill. Up to 20 competitors then chase after it.

(92) A large chunk of binary data takes up less space than its encoded representation, so MTOM can reduce transmission time (although it incurs some processing overhead).

(93) However, detecting that the compiler has eliminated a large chunk of your benchmark is a lot easier in a statically compiled language.

(94) To populate the load chunk queue, the chunk prioritizer applies the specs to the various elements in the load file set and cuts a chunk as a file and puts it in the queue with the specified priority.

(95) We also specify a chunk size for our /dev/md1 linear volume -- this is just a dummy entry and doesn't mean anything.

(96) First, a worker undermined a chunk of coal by chipping away at the foot of it with his pick, creating a gap called a kerf.

(97) Well that's a sizable chunk of change for boyfriend replacement therapy.

(98) It was here that the Munich Agreement was signed, which handed a chunk of Czechoslovakia to Germany and which led to British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain being accused of appeasement.

(99) Balsam pear abluent, sliver, go seed, cut chunk, put chop inside again evaporate 20 minutes.

(100) The parser will generate bytecode for each chunk that it interprets.

(101) A year later, it bloodily ousted Fatah from the Gaza Strip, the smaller chunk of a proposed Palestinian state.

(102) Shamefully, a large chunk of French and German spending on education is a form of tied aid that enables the children of the elite in poor countries to study at European universities.

(103) Most discouraging of all, the audit found that elected officials at the village level pocketed a huge chunk of the funds—dashing hopes that decentralization would ensure better oversight.

(104) The chunk of metope of upper part of the head of a bed, computer is blank, if mount connects mural clapboard, immediateness became a concise and beautiful small bookshelf.

(105) "Dubai World and its entities account for a very large chunk of the Dubai economy and its indebtedness and we expect Emirates NBD to have a full share of that," Madha said.

(105) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

(106) Place under 3 D stack top, below or above a data block or data chunk.

(107) You can create content and mark it up with delimiting tags, making each word, phrase, or chunk into identifiable, sortable information.

(108) Downside: Long-term adherence. It's hard to stick to a diet that restricts such a big chunk of the food pyramid.

(109) Ackermann admitted that a chunk of the tax hit could well be borne by Deutsche's investors.

(110) While a good chunk is satisfied with bachelorhood, more than half are still interested in finding a partner, a breakdown that is roughly the same across all age groups.

(111) From that comes Terminator 2, Frankenstein, and chunk of science fiction.

(112) Drag onto the page. Use with middle segment shape to form a partitioned memory chunk.

(113) Each chunk is a direct index to the pointer array of the corresponding level: the first left-hand-side chunk to the first-level nodes, the second chunk to the nodes of the second level, and so on.

(114) I don't want to see you lose a chunk of that pretty blond hair!

(115) Once all of those browsers reach a point of market saturation we'll be able to remove a large chunk of code from most JavaScript libraries.

(116) The researchers determined the age of each chunk by carbon dating,[sentencedict.com] possible because the sediment is rich in decomposed plant matter.

(117) The car repairs took quite a chunk out of her salary.

(118) Sure, Rambo takes on a huge chunk of the Vietnamese soldiers guarding a POW camp and slaughters them all.

(119) It's hard to stick to a diet that restricts such a big chunk of the food pyramid.

(120) Daphnia has a large number of never-before seen genes, as well as a big chunk of the same genes found in humans, the most of any insects or crustacean so far known to scientists.