Sentence examples for anomaly of about from inspiring English sources
Southeastern Europe temperature variations were more constant across the entire Middle Ages with a mean temperature anomaly of about +0.2°C.
Seismological observations have revealed a high-velocity structure with a maximum VS anomaly of about 8% in the root of the Archean cratons (Jordan 1981; Yoshizawa and Kennett 2004; Begg et al. 2009).
At depths of 140 and 180 km, we found a strong slow anomaly of about 5%%, 400 km to the south of the Society hotspot, with a lateral extent of 200 300 km; however, the size of this anomaly is comparable to, or slightly smaller than, the minimum lateral resolution of our checkerboard test.
"It's been about 20C warmer than normal over most of the Arctic Ocean, along with cold anomalies of about the same magnitude over north-central Asia.
But in his book, Piketty argues that the meritocracy of the 20th Century is actually an anomaly of capitalism, which was brought about by factors such as the Great Depression and two world wars.
What can they say?" She is not being dismissive of her suburban neighbors, merely realistic about the anomaly of Children's Village and a half-dozen other residential facilities for disturbed or delinquent boys and girls that are concentrated in a three-mile radius in lower Westchester, where a new supermarket, condominium or senior housing development draws howls of protest.
The cumulative number of earthquakes with M min = 2.4 as a function of time for a circle with sampling radius R = 100 km, centered at a point about 60 km away to the northeast from the epicenter of the 2015 Off Satsuma Peninsula mainshock, showed an anomaly of a few earthquakes during about 1 year before this mainshock (Fig. 3) and about 1.5 years before the Kumamoto mainshock.
HotJobs generates annual revenue of about $100 million.
Out of about 4 million registered voters.
It has annual revenues of about £740m.
