Sentence examples for every aberration from inspiring English sources

There are self-help books written for seemingly every aberration of human experience: for alcoholics and opiate abusers; for widows, rape victims, gambling addicts, and anorexics; for the parents of children with disabilities; for sufferers of acne and shopping compulsions; for cancer survivors, asexuals, and people who just aren't that happy and don't know why.

Every pathologic aberration from the standard value was assessed with one point.

That's 490 times, or about one aberration every two months over an 80-year lifespan — not much.

For every seemingly inexplicable aberration, they produce some exotic-sounding explanation, like burning insulators and a practice known in transit talk as "battery runs".

From the wilfully weird Boy George, to the renegade Adam Ant; the posing, preening Jarvis Cocker to the misfit Morrissey - every angle of aberration as inspiration is covered and fêted.

All these mechanical reactions are reflected on holograms as aberrations, and compensation for aberration on every hologram independently is sufficient to overcome this problem.

The methods are useful for quickly scanning the human genome and accurately determining the starting and ending positions of chromosomal aberration regions for every patient.

Every two decades or so, an aberration rises -- Magic Johnson jumping center in Game 6 of the finals, Larry Bird and Tim Duncan capturing championships in their second seasons.

HPRT mutant and chromosome aberration frequencies were measured every three months.

The two-dimensional velocity aberration is numerically simulated every hour for 18.6 years from 2014, by assuming 100 stations randomly chosen on the surface of the Earth.

Both chromatic aberration and lateral colour are corrected in every high-grade optical system.