Sentence examples for conspicuous anomaly from inspiring English sources
With its junkyards and parking lots, Morrisania is an increasingly conspicuous anomaly in a residential swath that takes in the Melrose Commons Urban Renewal Area to the south, the Claremont Village complex of public housing to the north and a corridor on the Boston Road to the east.
But one conspicuous anomaly has inspired notably little curiosity from the scientific community: the striking discrepancy between the glutted market for early-career scientists and the numerous prestigious reports calling for training and importing ever more scientists to head off a looming shortage.
Firstly, the fetuses studied could be considered normal, because they lacked both external and internal conspicuous anomalies.
Itoh and Tsuru (2006) assumed more than 200 km of total migration on the basis of a reconstruction of the conspicuous geomagnetic anomaly on the forearc region.
Mount Garibaldi is known both for the very high quality exposures of its internal structure and for its conspicuous topographic anomalies, which can be attributed to the growth of the mountain onto a large glacier system and the subsequent collapse of the flanks of the volcano with the melting of the ice.
What look like mistakes or anomalies are now conspicuous by contrast with the increasingly hard, polished surface: the odd, winglike shadow cast by Ms. Alvarez's shoulder, the way her elbow rests awkwardly on the steering wheel, the puny size of Mr. Matte's right leg. "It's what happens when you work with real people and two eyes," he says.
This gravity low resembled a rotated 'L' and was near the area of conspicuous vertical movement shown in Figure 3. Figure 6 Bouguer gravity anomaly map.
However, false anomalies along track lines were also recognized in this map, although they were not as conspicuous as those shown in the previous example.
(His method looks at telltale statistical anomalies in voting results, like distribution that looks anything but "normal," with several peaks and valleys where a bell curve should be, or a conspicuous prevalence of whole and round numbers in reported results).
