Sentence examples for dangerous anomaly from inspiring English sources
"This is one of many areas where Trump is a dangerous anomaly".
There's a host of clever connected health ideas: Intel made a smart band that tracks how much patients with Parkinsons shake, collecting more accurate data than with paper and pen; Sonamba monitors daily activities of senior or ill people, to watch for dangerous anomalies; and people with heart disease can use AliveCore to detect abnormal heart rhythms.
LGBT persons are treated as dangerous anomalies, threats to the established social structure.
These stories are important precisely because they're challenged; the more unheard perspectives are released by publishers, shared by gatekeepers and connected with readers, the less they'll seem like dangerous anomalies to the people doing the challenging.
Dangerous anomalies are one artery taking origin from the pulmonary trunk or both arteries taking origin in one aortic sinus with the anomalous artery having an intramural aortic component and crossing between the aorta and pulmonary trunk (figure 2A,B).
The high false-alarm rates of current sensors and the need to treat every detected anomaly as potentially dangerous result in decontamination costs running into the millions of dollars per acre and extend remediation timescales by decades if not centuries.
As a recently retired high-school teacher, I found the descriptions of obsessed women who seek dangerous men to be hardly an anomaly but rather quite prevalent among young girls, as early as in junior high school.
About 25% of the scans in the NLST trial identified anomalies, but the vast majority of those were not dangerous cancers.
What may be acceptable anomalies in the behaviors of non-critical systems become unacceptable and dangerous for systems on which high levels of trust are placed.
Fassbender described his friend as a "sensitive and dangerous" man as he introduced him, adding: "He's like a very light hippo – an anomaly".
