Sentence examples for anomalously strong from inspiring English sources

The warm temperatures were also associated with out-of-range observations of several fish species, including yellowtail kingfish, snapper, dusky morwong, mahi mahi, blue moki and moonlighter fish, which may have been carried southward by the anomalously strong East Australian Current Extension.

However, the anomalously strong consensuses of H. influenzae USSs (and other USSs) raised the concern that they might have been produced by insertion of a replicating element rather than by point mutations in pre-existing sequences.

In 2015/16, there was anomalously strong temperature advection inward (positive) across the north face (solid blue line, Supplementary Fig. 7).

Water stabilization is a result of anomalously strong hydrogen bonding between water molecules in such carbon nanopores.

There was also anomalously strong temperature advection outward (negative) across the west face (solid red line) but not enough to compensate for the input across the north face leading to an imbalance of 1 2 °C by February March 2016.

In the eastern Indian Ocean during the 2010/11 summer, sea surface temperatures 4 5 °C above average and an unseasonal, anomalously strong, Leeuwin Current (LC) triggered a "marine heatwave" along the west coast of Australia, with elevated water temperatures persisting for a further two years.

For graphene sheets with hydrogenation on tilt GBs under perpendicular pulling, the strength of hydrogenated GBs with large tilt angle is anomalously stronger than low-angle tilt boundary having fewer defects because of the interaction between polar stress fields of hydrogenated pentagon heptagon defects.

February and March actually set consecutive records for the most anomalously warm month, according to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA).

The fact that SH is now less anomalously warm than NH is significant in my opinion.

He also noted that waters off Yemen were "anomalously warm" in recent days.

The Arctic is currently very warm — anomalously so, with especially warm areas over Siberia and Alaska.