Sentence examples for aberrant character from inspiring English sources

And like that hallmark of Hollywood liberalism, "Trans-Sister Radio" makes its "aberrant" character so unthreatening and unimpeachable that he/she becomes a cipher upon which we can project our self-congratulation.

Ideally, the aberrant character closely resembles the primitive character, which can either be known by the fossil record of the group, or by identification of the primitive state of the character by comparison with living representatives of sister groups and outgroups for the clade.

Rather than aberrant, the Ovidian characters come to feel exemplary".

Try it with some ginger beer for full aberrant-Enid-Blyton- character deliciousness.

Progenesis is discussed as a principle in the evolution of meiofaunal taxa [ 67], and acochlidian morphology might have evolved by retention of the juvenile characters of an aberrant developmental form of an early pulmonate.

Actors on "The West Wing" stepped out of character to introduce an aberrant episode in which the White House staffers they play talked about terrorism.

And so we judge these characters as perverse and aberrant.

Being a small group with only 28 valid species worldwide, these slugs are morphologically and biologically highly aberrant and diverse, comprising a series of unusual characters (e.g. secondary gonochorism, lack of copulatory organs, asymmetric radulae) [see e.g. [ 20- 23]].

Was Mr. Spitzer's conduct an aberrant episode, as short-lived as it was out of character?

These pattern changes, which parallel Cyp26b1 level changes, are consistent with anomalous acquisition of posterior character in LgDel anterior rhombomeres, perhaps due to aberrant RA signaling.

Aberrant segregation ratios also result from non-deliberate selection against wild characters under cultivated conditions (Cai and Morishima, 2002).