Could it be that some errant and ugly childhood behavior is in fact actually (as they used to say in the last millennium) "just a phase"?
Our experience indicates that errant electrode behavior is typically heralded by an uncharacteristically rapid change in the electrode's intercept potential.
Situated on a sloping greensward above the Connecticut River, its Victorian-style main building, embellished with turrets and gingerbread trim, was a Currier & Ives vision of an asylum, a place where errant behavior was tolerated rather than punished.
According to the Orlando Sentinel, Cole's mother Doreen Williams said her son's errant behavior was not caused by alcohol but by a manic episode.
Just now, only one errant country is in its sights: Fiji, which was suspended in September after failing to return to democracy.
Now the errant child is in such duress that it must beg the more solvent siblings for a bail out.
The insect's camouflage is broken somewhat by its orientation and an errant back leg, hinting that it is in the process of moving to an adjacent needle.
His cancer appears to be in remission, although he admits that "the chances are high that there is some errant malevolent cell swimming around, plotting a comeback".
Both were errant in their finishing but Rangers were coming under increasing pressure.
The stranger told the errant aviator that he was in a cornfield, 200 yards from a silo, and so on.
This is an errant practice.
