Sentence examples for wild anomaly from inspiring English sources

The whole premise of the series is that Walter's entrance into the drug trade is a wild anomaly, albeit one with a certain perverse logic.

As it is, Abramoff is treated as a wild anomaly, a not-quite lovable, not-quite detestable rogue, while the system that spawned him and in which he thrived is spared serious (or anything more than mildly mocking) scrutiny.

In one version, the ozone hole was detected by NASA's monitors but discarded by data-analysis computer software intended to dismiss wild anomalies.

The result is an enticing anomaly: a wild route that runs through a remote jungle in a country almost devoid of tourist activity, yet has all the necessary facilities and services.

Inbreeding plays an important role in the development of anomalies in wild (amphibians, [53]; lizards, [54]; and mammals, [55]) and captive populations (Gopherus agassizii, [56]; [56]).

On the contrary, the stamens had a normal appearance and the pollen viability was comparable with that of the wild-types, therefore the anomaly was evidently due to problems in the carpel whorl.

Why We're Excited: As superhero movies become more and more homogenized, James Gunn's "Guardians of the Galaxy" looks like a true anomaly: an expensive, wild, goofy risk.

The ability of anomaly-based IDS to detect attacks never observed in the wild has stirred up a renewed interest in anomaly detection.

Phenotypic anomalies are common in wild populations and multiple genetic, biotic and abiotic factors might contribute to their formation.

Here, in this visibly anarchic place made of old telegraph poles and wonky planks, was an urban anomaly that tolerated mess and wild behaviour.

The occurrence of anomalies, malformations, or asymmetries in wild animals may serve as an indicator of developmental instability, a variable negatively correlated with fitness [1], [2].