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Перевод: aberrant

[прилагательное]
отклоняющийся от нормы; отклоняющийся; отклонившийся; заблуждающийся; сбившийся с пути

Тезаурус:

1. Various reasons are suggested to explain the resurgence in recent years but the weight of opinion is that it is operational problems that are at fault rather than technical deficiencies - for example, poor application of the insecticide rather than resistance to it and organisational shortcomings rather than aberrant behaviour of vectors.
2. The acting captain Terry Butcher, bloodied but unbowed, gave a particularly stirring performance that night and was ably complemented by Des Walker until the Nottingham Forest defender almost gave the match away with an aberrant pass back.
3. Benedict Mason's is a highly individual (not to say aberrant) voice in contemporary British music.
4. Recently the RSPCA helped to fund a behavioural enrichment study at Regent's Park which aims to improve the lot of captive animals by diminishing their stereotypical and aberrant behaviour patterns, and providing more stimulating and natural surroundings for the animals and a better educational experience for the public.
5. As such the deviant was the point of entry into civilization for the unnatural, the aberrant, and the abhorrent, the wilderness of disorder which beleaguered all civilization; a disorder in part, but rarely only ever, sexual.
6. This imbalance might have initiated the aberrant breeding behaviour of the males, so that the violent and sometimes fatal courtship, coupled with the inhospitable climate of Aldabra helped to maintain the imbalance.
7. The word "street" is "used as a metaphor for what is aberrant and fearful in the light of social norms."
8. Cognoscenti of aberrant reasoning among experts will recognise its relationship to Leon Festinger's "theory of cognitive dissonance", q .
9. This is less a matter of mass versus elite culture than it is of controlled laboratory situations: what is so highly specialised as to seem aberrant and uncharacteristic in the (world) of daily life can often yield crucial information about the properties of an object of study whose familiar everyday forms obscure it.
10. White people's concerns about Black immigration were constantly expressed in terms of numbers, and fears of being overrun and contaminated by Black colonial subjects with their alleged hypersexuality, hyperfertility and aberrant familial structures.
11. But if more deaths among the female goats resulted from the aberrant male breeding behaviour in this population, what caused them to behave so in the first place?
12. These adjacent police forces were physically aberrant in nuance of bodily style and were therefore deemed to be socially incorrect.
13. It is not yet clear though whether this marks the beginning of a sustained upturn or an aberrant blip on the graph.