Sentence examples for obvious anomaly from inspiring English sources

The selection is most notable for the obvious anomaly that Mr. Burke is a mister.

Mr. Mitnick said the signature on the tax preparer line of the New Jersey tax form was his, and he readily explained an obvious anomaly in the way especially large numbers appeared on the New York tax document.

The Berlin Philharmonic, reconstituted as a cultural-political superweapon for the cold war, is the obvious anomaly, but we have been visited in New York by other German orchestras whose modest skills made one wonder why they were not at home tending honorably to local constituents.

One obvious anomaly in our survey was Ndel1 (formerly named NUDEL), for which mutation of three residues (Ser, Thr and Ser), each with a proline residue at +1 and phosphorylated by the proline-directed kinase CDK5/p35, had been reported to prevent Ndel1 binding to 14-3-3s 14-3-3s 14-3-3sTable 1) [ 70].

We checked and corrected one obvious anomaly by identifying two 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-bindinginsites on the three phosphoSer/Thr-Pro sites that had beeNdel1viously previouslyo interact with 14-3-3 [ 21].

A mission of European Union observers said there were "obvious anomalies".

One of the most obvious anomalies is the survival of the venerable tradition of retiring at 65.

This refusal by McMaster and his staff to acknowledge obvious anomalies may simply have reflected a fear of the wrath that the President might visit upon candid subordinates.

Rawlings remarks blandly that, before the expulsion of the Jews from Spain, "there were obvious anomalies between the position of Jews and of Jewish converts in Spanish society that had to be resolved," and then reproduces a "test of purity of blood," right out of the Nuremberg laws.

After extracting suitable data, they were screened for obvious anomalies.

That produces these times: Leaving aside the most obvious anomalies of Ferrari and McLaren, that looks a lot more sensible.