chunking
英 [ˈtʃʌŋkɪŋ]
美 [ˈtʃʌŋkɪŋ]
n. 组块; 断句; 分拆; 划分话语成分
牛津词典
noun
- 组块；断句；分拆；划分话语成分
the use of chunks(3) in language
英英释义
noun
- (psychology) the configuration of smaller units of information into large coordinated units
双语例句
- To account for the fact that experts seem to be able to hold more information in working memory than novices can, the concept of "chunking" was developed.
事实上专家能比初学者储存更多的信息在工作记忆中，其中引入一个概念合并。 - New features were investigated to merge into the chunking model for improving the performance.
重点研究了将新的分析特征融入到分析模型中以提升组块分析性能。 - Chunking consists of grouping separate bits of information.
组块是将一个个单独的信息组织成信息块。 - That's a process known as chunking, which can help you retain information at a much higher rate.
这叫做分块记忆的过程，这样可以帮助你更加高效率地记住信息。 - Identifying the20% to focus on means chunking features into small yet valuable stories that are delivered incrementally at the end of each sprint.
确定20%重点关注的功能，要把功能分割成小而有价值的故事，在每个sprint结束时逐步交付。 - Chinese Semantic Role Labeling Based on Semantic Chunking
基于语义组块分析的汉语语义角色标注 - Chunking operations not supported on Record object fields.
记录对象字段不支持字符块操作。 - By structuring or chunking their knowledge, experts increase the apparent capacities of their working memories.
通过重组或合并单元，专家们可以增加他们的工作记忆的容量。 - Working memory capacity can be expanded through chunking;
利用组块可以增加工作记忆的容量； - Thus the application is responsible for the logic of chunking large data and then grouping it after receiving.
因此应用程序不仅要负责分割数据，还需要在接收数据之后将它们组合起来。