The phrase "absolute starting" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize a definitive beginning or initiation of something.
Example: "This is the absolute starting point for our project, and we must adhere to it closely."
Alternatives: "definitive beginning" or "clear starting point".
The pedometer computes a worker's relative displacement with respect to a known starting position, and the barcode provides the absolute (starting) position information at regular intervals to keep the localization error at an acceptable level.
Please understand, this is not about money, the main driver is the protection that will come from the placement of an absolute starting point for payment.
I guess it depends on whether you think everything really is relative - or whether the absolute starting point also matters, when you're considering how badly a family will be hit.
Its next investment was in Qpass, an electronic commerce company that Mr. Wilson says was "an absolute start-up" in 1997 when one of its founders approached AC Ventures.
"In fact that should only be the absolute minimum starting position".
If you are a single child in China, you deserve the absolute best, starting with schools.
PILOT —"The absolute essential starting place," said Mr. Cuse, detailing the crash of Oceanic Airlines Flight 815 and introducing most of the relevant characters.
On Monday night the finance minister, Mathias Cormann, challenged Labor to back the savings in the government's omnibus bill, describing it as the "absolute minimum starting position" for budget negotiations.
In contrast, CD4+ T cells exhibited a persistent gradual increase in absolute numbers, starting from day 6 and on (Figure 6C).
Patients were also asked to evaluate their personal satisfaction by using a subjective scale from 0 (no satisfaction) to 5 (absolute satisfaction) starting from pre treatment photos.
But at some point in the process, the absolute number started to fade in significance.
