fragments

Messages are split into 153 byte fragments with a binary header, with a max of 255 fragments.

Android keeps unmatched SMS fragments for the life of the phone, resulting in the occasional reuse of long-forgotten message fragments.

At Twitter's scale message parts may come in to different front end machines, which means having to reassemble fragments across multiple processes/machines.

The semi-unique ID is normally only one byte, and so old unmatched fragments can match new messages.

Android keeps old unmatched fragments in a database for the life of the phone, which is insane.

They're not just arrays of depth values, but they're hierarchical data structures which allow entire fragments to be queried at once.

The output was wonderful:) WordLens was awesome for translating fragments of foreign languages - stuff like signs, menus and so on.

Html fragments are already covered for FAQ et al so don't even need to make a round trip to the server.

In fact it just fragments the market more making marketing more difficult for them.

Unmatched fragments should be discarded (or delivered as an error) after a few minutes.

At least if you don't keep old fragments for insanely long periods.

You build your fragments (components) up into views, pass in your data, and render the entire page as if you're rendering it from scratch.

Maybe small html fragments cloned, inserted by jQuery." regular old html and jQuery + ajax.

The manuscript, written in "Hijazi script", an early form of written Arabic, becomes one of the oldest known fragments of the Koran.

It produces lots of small "reads" (DNA fragments) instead of a single genomic measurement.

But the sub-headline says "Fragments of a wing washed up in the French island of Reunion could be wreckage from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, says aviation expert" (emphasis added).