Sentence examples for anomalous trend from inspiring English sources

The troubles at Federated seemed indicative of an anomalous trend in stable consumer spending patterns, analysts said.

A comparison of the above features between the frequency-reduced and the true excess density of vibrational states revealed that the spectrum of the latter does not exhibit the anomalous trend of the Boson peak as regards the temperature dependence of its frequency, and further the number of the excess modes decreases with increasing temperature.

The anionic surfactants investigated were highly water-soluble and the surface tension isotherms of all formulations were found to display a common anomalous trend characterized by an initial maximum in the Gibbs surface excess function followed by a plateau region before a second maximum occurs just before the concentration taken to indicate micellization.

The correlation among parameters in the pre- and post-monsoon seasons has shown approximately, an anomalous trend.

We have attributed this anomalous trend to the drastic changes that ceramic matrix microstructure suffers as shown in Figs. 2 3.

Nakano et al. (1999) investigated three Al-rich alloys (Ti-58at.%Al, Ti-60at.%Al, Ti-62.5at.%Al) with different annealing temperatures where it is observed that the ratio of the lattice parameters c/a has an anomalous trend of sudden decrease and increasing in the temperature range of 700 900 °C.

Respondents in two neighbourhoods (Toronto's South Parkdale and Vancouver's Guildford Town Centre) reported somewhat anomalous trends, frequently finding it difficult to make ends meet yet simultaneously stating improved living standards.

The model is also applied to published data, and anomalous trends reported in the literature are discussed.

By knowing the temperature forecast for a certain geographical area in advance, and paying particular attention to anomalous trends, it is possible to improve the planning of storage reserves, as well as sales and supplies of natural gas.

Here we suggest that the apparently anomalous homicide trend is an artefact of the definition of homicide that has been utilised which included only completed homicides.

It also raises the possibility that the United Kingdom's seemingly anomalous homicide trend might be an artefact, and that other homicide trends, such as that of the United States, might benefit from similar analysis.