Although your house in the wealthier world would be larger in absolute terms, its relatively small size in that universe would mean that your children would be more likely to attend schools regarded there as substandard.
In the entire Triceps Surae complex, IMAT contents tended to be larger in absolute terms (young: 24.78 ± 3.91 cm vs. older: 37.11 ± 11.59 cm, p = 0.075, r = 0.71) and were significantly greater in the elderly cohort after normalization to muscle volumes (young: 4.6% ± 0.8% vs. older: 8.1% ± 1.4%, p = 0.001, r = 0.86).
Because the distribution affected by biological effects has more weight in the tails of the distribution, the elements with the most extreme scores will be larger in absolute value than the elements with the same rank from the rank averaged factors.
"While the penalty is large in absolute terms, it represents a small portion of AAPL's [Apple's] overall valuation".
By historical standards, these numbers are large in absolute terms, but small in relation to the now much larger populations of the receiving countries (see chart 1).The United States remains much the world's biggest recipient.
The Indian diaspora is large in absolute terms – the government estimates it at 25 million people – but is just a tiny fraction of the overall Indian population of 1.2 billion.
For starters, while a $5.1 billion fine is large in absolute terms, it's a relative bargain for Google and its parent company, Alphabet, which had $103 billion in cash and securities warming its accounts at the end of March and had nearly $13 billion in profits last year.
However, since China's total generation is more than that of all European Union countries combined, wind's percentage is large in absolute terms.
If β is large in absolute value, then the second-order difference equation (22) has the Hyers-Ulam stability as we see in the next example.
