So her staff rewrote software to chop up structural analysis into small chunks and distribute them to 5, 000 workstations to process overnight.
With a global satellite presence, News Corp would be able to chop up and repackage content for different markets many times over.
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Now Serebryakov wants to chop up the surrounding forests and sell off the land, leaving Vanya with only his own wasted life to contemplate.
Instead, residents will need to chop up the trees to fit inside the new containers, or drop off intact trees at central collection points.
Now orders have to be executed at the best available price that can be automatically executed on any exchange, even if it means asking a computer to chop up that 100, 000 order into lots of little chunks and spreading them across ten networks.
The next step would be to chop this genome up into, say, 10, 000 chunks and then synthesize these.
To find something that small you'd need to chop the lungs up into fine pieces, and then you can't transplant.
The loans are sold to banks, which then chop them up and repackage them in securities, complete with ratings and tranches to appeal to different types of investors.
If good greens are attached to your turnip bunch, chop them up and toss them in the pot.
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Now Renault aims to chop its cost of capital outlays by 50%, freeing up cash that can be pumped into new models.
ABB's best trick is its ability to take electric current of any voltage and frequency, chop it up into tiny bits and reassemble it into the form needed.
The software houses then chop up orders into bite-sized pieces and feed them to thousands of subcontractors.
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