India might have numerically the biggest problem, but unless the world wakes up and does something about sanitation, the problem could grow.
"It has a future, but not that good a future," said Mr. Avery, "because it has a national population that, while well off, is not that big numerically" -- exactly the problem that Swissair confronted, and destroyed itself trying to overcome.
However, Kring teases that every episode will feature a different number, leading up to something bigger, both numerically and thematically.
Maricopa County in Arizona, which includes Phoenix, swelled by 102,000 since 2006, making it the biggest gainer numerically.
However, no single showcase has proved more talismanic in recent years than the Venice film festival, which has hosted the world premiere of the best picture Oscar winner for the last two years in succession – Spotlight and Birdman – and the biggest winner, numerically speaking, the year before that, with Gravity.
Mad Max: Fury Road was the big winner, numerically at least, winning six Oscars for Costume Design, Film Editing, Makeup/Hair Styling, Production Design, Sound Editing and Sound Mixing, but the big ones eluded the popular film.
"The number with plans to spend down has not grown in proportion, but it has grown numerically because the field has gotten bigger," said Loren Renz, senior researcher for special projects at the Foundation Center.
If we talk about healthcare associated infections, that we talked about 10, 15, 20 years ago, this is numerically ten to a hundred times bigger.
Estimation of methane partial oxidation reciprocal flow filtration combustion reactor performance in the case of its scale up (flow rates G = 4, 40, 400 and 4000 Nm3/h) as well as parametric study of the bigger scale reactor is performed numerically.
In the second step, the full covariance matrices of hydraulic head and log-transmissivity are calculated numerically on the basis of a sufficiently big number of Monte Carlo realisations.
