Still, she is something of an anomaly, arriving as she does at, say, Tonic, the homeroom of experimental sound on the Lower East Side, in a Jaguar.
Aged 17, I am something of an anomaly when I arrive on an eating disorders ward.
Then the rupture arrived at an anomaly boundary near the latitude of 37.0° at 110 s, when the energy peak of the third stage was radiated.
With its folksy guitar and its foot-stamping, tambourine-driven beat "Ho Hey" arrived as a startling anomaly in the pop Top 10, where it's surrounded by Auto-Tuned voices and electronic beats.
When Taylor Swift first arrived, it was a lightly tolerated anomaly; as she thrived, it became a rallying point for the country music world as a whole, a symbol of its power.
There followed the anomaly of an entertaining game, and in the 40th minute the third goal arrived.
People whose cognitive anomalies impede them from arriving at and articulating complex and rationalized accounts of their own good very often are not accorded full status, and sometimes even are denied considerability, by moral and political theories, including pluralistic liberal theories committed to respecting citizens' diverse values.
Would these subtle morphological anomalies preclude sperm from arriving at the egg in vivo?
When five or more studies investigated the relationship between total trihalomethane (TTHM) concentration and a specific anomaly, the authors conducted a meta‐analysis to arrive at exposure response relative risk estimates per 10 μg/L TTHM.
One unique methodology is called close gameplay, in which a researcher plays critical scenes of a game repeatedly, analyzing the details, perhaps searching for an anomaly the programmers have buried in the code or simply arriving at some resolution.
