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anomaly

[uh-nom-uh-lee] / əˈnɒm ə li /


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To create their 3D temperature model, the researchers analyzed a wide range of geophysical data, including seismic velocities, gravity anomalies, and heat flow.

From Science Daily

This result rules out a broad range of possibilities that had been suggested by earlier anomalies.

From Science Daily

The anomalies studied by behavioral economists suggest that logic is rarely the most important factor in decisions.

From The Wall Street Journal

The focus, Mr. Thaler writes, was on “on economics anomalies, which would be defined as empirical observations that were inconsistent with standard economic theory.”

From The Wall Street Journal

States that agreed to it would provide voter lists to the Justice Department, which would then look for any “insufficiencies, inadequacies, deficiencies, anomalies, or concerns.”

From The Wall Street Journal