Sentence examples for anomalously from inspiring English sources

A lot of ice loss in the 1990s, when the AO was positive for an anomalously long time, can be put down to this effect.

At its centre is an anomalously peaceful scene in which the children travel by boat down a nighttime river.

Such studies have shown that the strength of the geomagnetic field is alternately anomalously high and low with increasing distance away from the axis of the mid-ocean ridge system.

As a result, the mantle beneath the supercontinent becomes anomalously hot, and vast volumes of basaltic magma pond beneath it, forcing it to arch up and crack.

For instance, Rhamnus, a little to the north of Marathon and a vital coastal garrison site in Classical and Hellenistic times, seems to have been anomalously attributed to a city trittys; and an ancient local organization known as the Marathonian "Four Cities," or Tetrapolis, was broken up among more than one of the new tribes.

In the Accra Plains, anomalously low annual mean precipitation figures vary from 40 inches (1,000 mm) to less than 30 inches (760 mm), and the precipitation variability and the vegetation bear close resemblance to conditions in the northern savanna zone.

The anomalously large LCTE values for europium and ytterbium again confirm the divalent nature of those two metals.

The anomalously high values are considered to reflect the intrusion of molten material near the crests of the ridges.

Entirely rain-fed, these rivers are subject to extreme seasonal fluctuations, and they collect so much water that, anomalously, the Xi system discharges six and a half times as much water annually as the Huang He (Yellow River) although its basin area is only about half as large.

Research has also revealed that the ridge crests are characterized by anomalously low seismic wave velocities, which can be attributed to thermal expansion and microfracturing associated with the upwelling magma.

It's not only Bradfield, of course: Wire, too, has been disappointingly kind about some unworthy Tesco Rock non-entities of late, some of whom (Cribs, Bloc Party, the anomalously excellent Klaxons) form the undercard of the biggest indoor show the Manics have played since Millennium Eve.