Sentence examples for anomaly from from inspiring English sources

Initial satellite measurements, compiled by Eric Holthaus at Slate, put February's anomaly from the pre-industrial average between 1.15C and 1.4C.

Regional temperature anomalies were similar except for East Anglia and South East England where the anomaly (from 1981-2010) waroundund 0.7C.

The rate is computed by dividing the distance of an anomaly from the ridge crest by the age of the anomaly twice.

Just a few months ago, Roy Spencer (another climate contrarian) claimed, "We are probably past the point of reaching a new peak temperature anomaly from the current El Niño, suggesting it was rather weak".

Fishbone was an anomaly from the start: though its members grew up listening to Parliament Funkadelic, they fell in with the Southern California punk-rock scene of the early 1980s.

Edis told the judge that it was "antiquated", an "anomaly from a different age" and it was questionable whether "it has any life for the future, because it is hard to see how it could survive any legislation introducing gay marriage".

Butler says the analogy with the Newman government "rings true because these cuts weren't some sort of anomaly from Newman, this is core Liberal values of seeking to cut the public service and seeking to cut services through health and education".

The method involves reconstructing an image of internal anomalies from measurements made at the outer surface.

Despite what many – including this column – have predicted, Daunt has not set out to close redundant outlets, despite some anomalies from the boom days.

These corrections were used to obtain the residual anomalies from the gridded gravity anomalies.

The variance of predicted gravity anomalies from GRACE gravity disturbances is relatively lower than the corresponding results of gravity anomalies from CHAMP height anomalies.