At the time, I thought her misinterpretation of the word was a one-time aberration.
Partly for that reason, people at NBC News cautioned that the results could be a one-time aberration.
Last month, services lost 102,000 jobs, the first reduction this year and also the largest drop -- other than a one-time aberration related to the employment of census workers -- since February 1991.
While chromothripsis senso stricto has been characterized as a type of focally clustered genomic aberrations generated in a one time cellular event and being limited to a defined set of copy number states [ 15], other operational definitions have been employed based on clustered aberrations [ 7, 16, 23, 45, 55, 57].
The asphere's more complex surface profile can reduce or eliminate easily spherical aberration at different incidence heights at one time.
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Since the genetic aberrations were shared between clones of the same biopsies, and at the same time aberrations varied widely between patients, it can be inferred that tumour populations within one patient biopsy are clonally related and likely share a common ancestor.
The trades were not an aberration or one-time events, but appear to be part of a pattern intended to keep alive a fraud that probably began with trying to paper over some bad trades.
Rick Brenner, a management consultant and workplace politics expert in Cambridge, Mass., says that while a one-time unwelcome electronic message may just be an aberration, a pattern of them, with you or with other employees, could spell problems.
(Another "one-time sale").
