Sentence examples similar to anomaly meaning from inspiring English sources

The winning yacht has never had a woman skipper or crew member, but this year the race organiser, the Royal Yacht Squadron, whose Admiral is the Duke of Edinburgh, agreed to allow women to become full members, meaning the anomaly could be broken with some of the fastest boats now including female crew.

Although there are several fast anomalies, the slow anomalies show a trend that the values decrease gradually with the increase of longitude, meaning the closer they are to the African Anomaly, the larger P-wave velocity reductions they exhibit.

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They can short shares, meaning they sell them and buy them back later, with luck at a lower price, so they can make money in falling markets; and they use leverage to profit from small pricing anomalies.

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This phenomenon is so called 'performance anomaly' [10] meaning that if at least one host transmits at a lower data rate, the throughput of the others at higher rates will be degraded below the level of the lower rate.

"Last year was such an anomaly [meaning it was so horrendous], that we threw it out to get a clearer picture of performance," says Drew White, Sageworks' chief financial officer.

But never before has a woman actually been distinguished for being at the creative and administrative helm: and it is difficult to tell if there is really any feminist meaning to this, or if Bigelow is a Thatcherite anomaly.

However, when we study the patients with apical stenosis prospectively, the incidence goes up to 100% meaning we never saw a patient with opening anomaly who do not have apical stenosis or deformity.

"This court is bound to apply the plain meaning of the statute even when the application apparently results in an apparent anomaly".