Sentences with phrase «big in absolute terms»

That's big in absolute terms, but small relative to total global economic output and population.

Not exact matches

JM: It's not as big as we were required to do in 1994 - 1995, either in absolute or in relative terms.

Collaborating with Foxconn's SafeDX data center will provide Signals users with absolute excellence on the market in terms of big data storing, scaling and the speed of processing.

nearly imposiible unless it happened the way that is indicated... but in this case, there is no absolute evidence, as we have with the Big Bang, so the correct term is likely.

The data used to identify the winners is via our friends at CrowdTangle, and remember that these aren't the top - performing posts in ABSOLUTE terms, since that would almost always be dominated by the pages with the biggest followings.

The data is via our friends at CrowdTangle, and remember that these aren't the top - performing posts in ABSOLUTE terms, since that would almost always be dominated by the pages with the biggest...

The data is via our friends at CrowdTangle, and remember that these aren't the top - performing posts in ABSOLUTE terms, since that would almost always be dominated by the pages with the biggest followings.

Remember, these aren't the top - performing posts in ABSOLUTE terms, since that would almost always be dominated by the pages with the biggest followings.

The biggest winner, in terms of absolute increases, is air toxics and quality, for which the administration is requesting a $ 17 million (16.3 %) increase.

Despite trading roughly at 1.25 times the price - to - book value, the market was a bigger bargain back in late 2013 (in both absolute and relative terms).

In the short term, 2016 is looking like an absolute disaster for Nintendo as they are missing an entire holiday season with no big Wii U games and only Pokemon Sun and Moon on 3DS.

In fact, in absolute terms, IEA's misses on coal and oil were bigger than its misses on renewables (though the latter is larger in relative termsIn fact, in absolute terms, IEA's misses on coal and oil were bigger than its misses on renewables (though the latter is larger in relative termsin absolute terms, IEA's misses on coal and oil were bigger than its misses on renewables (though the latter is larger in relative termsin relative terms):

While the errors are small in absolute terms and do not affect the big picture, they are enough to distort the noisy short term trends which have dominated the public discourse on climate change.

If «global warming» is such a big problem, and extreme weather events are becoming more common and more intense, we should expect deaths from such events, both in absolute and specific terms, to be increasing.

To that end, it is surely Spotify's hope that the streaming market ends up being so big that the company's low gross margin in percentage terms ends up large in absolute ones; even then those profits will come from operational excellence and efficient customer acquisition, not simply top - line growth.