But the Labor Department, in opposing the request, argued that Mr. Lipsky's conduct was not aberrational.
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The financial crisis is now over and the aberrational financial values created by the manipulated market are ending.
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One initiative, for instance, looks into aberrational performances by hedge funds claiming to generate extremely high rates of return.
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That goes double for immigration, the legislative issue on which Democrats have most consistently hammered Trump for being an aberrational horror.
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Madison, the current degree of government hatred by some supporters of the president is aberrational and unhealthy for those who harbor it.
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Moreover, he said that discounting several years of "aberrational low" multiples on the index in the 1970s and 1980s tells an entirely different story.
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In a society fabled for its civility, with laws targeting "antisocial behavior," the man's actions were condemned as not only abhorrent but also aberrational.
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Claims that a monthslong pattern of misconduct was merely aberrational or that the defendants recognize the error of their ways now often fall on deaf ears.
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"David Samson was an accomplished lawyer for over 50 years, with a history of public service, who made an aberrational error in judgment," Samson's attorney Justin P. Walder said.
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Regardless of one's political persuasion, it's important that we separate support for policy positions from aberrational behavior that threatens the stability of the American experiment and the safety of the world.
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" A burglar may take food from the kitchen, the authors, James W. Osterburg and Richard H. Ward, write, "or display other forms of aberrational behavior that help establish a modus operandi.
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"Any originalist confronted with this legislative history would recognize that the will of the American people was to sweep away this aberrational decision and the kind of reasoning it represented," Ackerman said.
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When William Barr testified last week before the Senate Judiciary Committee as President Trump's nominee for Attorney General, he gave the impression that he would be an aberrational figure in the Administration.
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While the members of Washington's political class typically flock like moths to the flame of power, there are widespread concerns that the Trump administration may be so aberrational as to taint those who serve it.
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Filtering out out some penny stocks and other aberrational purchases, what was left showed meaningful jumps: There is a decent six-month return, but it's not that much more than what came in the first week.
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So the kidnapping of Patty Hearst was aberrational, but not that far afield from what was already happening -- and that alone was a sign of how close our country was in those days to a collective nervous breakdown.
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And there have been moments where there&aposs been a slip here or there, but everybody has recognized that that is aberrational, that the rule, the norm is that the White House doesn&apost have anything to do with criminal investigations.
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Successful presidents are committed to forming a more perfect union -- and therefore trying to unite rather than divide their party as well as the nation -- and that is a wise and winning course despite the aberrational electoral success of Donald Trump.
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More than anything, though, these appeals encapsulate what's wrong with the liberal response to Trump in general: treating Trump as something entirely new and aberrational in a largely noble national history, when he is just an intensification — a caricature — of what has come before.
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GIGOT: And Ocasio-Cortez, Dan, I think is -- she will put scare in so many other Democrats because, even if there are some aberrational characteristics of this district, unique characteristics, that doesn&apost mean that they will still not say, hey, I don&apost want a primary like this happening to me.
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In an instance that can only be seen as aberrational, let's look at what has played out in Arkansas over the last several days as state and federal courts are addressing the Governor's desire to execute 8 (now, 7) people in 85033 days – unheard of, particularly in a state which has not executed anyone in 12 years.
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This next prospective private-sector parade of companies begging the president and his enablers to smile on them with lower tariffs on their imports of Chinese products will only add to the lengthening queue of American businesses that have been compelled to genuflect before a looming and intruding Leviathan of governmental authority in what we can only hope is the aberrational age of Trump.
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He prefers to paint himself as the candidate who can reach out to opponents and bring normalcy back to the White House after what he sees as the aberrational nature of President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE.
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Chin stated that "greed wasn't the motive in [Kumar's] case" and that "this was aberrational conduct ... Mr. Kumar has led a law-abiding and productive life."Bray, Chad. "Kumar Avoids Jail for His Help in Insider Crackdown". The Wall Street Journal.
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Duffy, Saints and Sinners (1997), p. 112 Abuses committed during the crusade caused Innocent III to informally institute the first papal inquisition to prevent future aberrational practices and to root out the remaining Cathars.Vidmar, The Catholic Church Through the Ages (2005), pp.144-147Bokenkotter, A Concise History of the Catholic Church (2004), p.
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Thus, a person in the light source's frame would describe the apparent tilting of the beam in terms of aberration, while a person in the observer's frame would describe it as a light-time effect. The relationship between these phenomena is only valid if the observer and source's frames are inertial frames. In practice, because the Earth is not an inertial rest frame but experiences centripetal acceleration towards the Sun, many aberrational effects such as annual aberration on Earth cannot be considered light-time corrections. However, if the time between emission and detection of the light is short compared to the orbital period of the Earth, the Earth may be approximated as an inertial frame and aberrational effects are equivalent to light-time corrections.
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It also revealed that the PA's board had not approved Baroni's November 25 presentation before that committee, that the closures were part of a traffic study. It showed that PA's procedures for planning and internal notifications for any traffic study were not followed. However, the letter did not reveal any reason why the closures were ordered. It characterized the incident as "aberrational".
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Olson wrote a popular and widely acclaimed survey of Christian theology titled The Story of Christian Theology (1999). He is noted for a broad view of what constitutes Protestant "orthodoxy." For example, on annihilationism he commented that some evangelical theologians have "resurrected the old polemical labels of heresy and aberrational teaching" in order to marginalize other evangelicals holding the view The mosaic of Christian belief, (2002). Olson is one of the writers who sees two "loose coalitions" developing in evangelical theology.
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The Press Complaints Commission, located in Salisbury Square, London, conducted investigations into phone hacking in 2007 and 2009 and concluded there was no widespread abuse. The Commission "withdrew" this conclusion in 2011. # UK Press Complaints Commission (PCC) Inquiry; (2007) Report concludes phone message tapping should stop but that "there is a legitimate place for the use of subterfuge when there are grounds in the public interest to use it and it is not possible to obtain information through other means." News of the World editor Colin Myler told the PCC that Goodman's hacking was "aberrational", "a rogue exception," done by a single journalist.
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This is possible since the transit time of sunlight is short relative to the orbital period of the Earth, so the Earth's frame may be approximated as inertial. In the Earth's frame, the Sun moves by a distance \Delta x = vt in the time it takes light to reach Earth, t=R/c for the orbit of radius R. This gives an angular correction \tan(\theta) \approx \theta = \Delta x/R which can be solved to give \theta = v/c = \kappa, the same as the aberrational correction (here κ is in radian and not in arcsecond).
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For the first time measurements of their spectral characteristics were determined. Collaborative works directed by V.F. Minin were started to develop high-quality non-aberrational quasi-optical lens of submillimeter-wave range on the basis of theoretical insights and the unique equipment of the Institute of Applied Physics. They were used for producing image visualization systems with regard to weapon detection in a human body as well as for producing a submillimeter microscope. At the same period pioneering investigations were carried out as concerns the effects of anomalous back scattering of dielectric particles and aerospace monitoring of the environment(the 1970s – the1980s).
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On September 24, 2014, a grand jury declined to indict Stewart on charges of manslaughter in the second degree and criminally negligent homicide. Following the decision, District Attorney Michael Tantillo stated that videos of Stewart's driving did not demonstrate any aberrational driving and that Ward was under the influence of cannabis with levels high enough to impair judgment. Ward's father, Kevin Ward Sr., wrote a letter vowing to "pursue to make all remedies for Kevin," implying the civil lawsuit they later filed. When Ward's family was informed that he had been high on cannabis, Ward Sr. wrote a letter that went viral on the internet, saying: > Tell me how a man the size of Kevin can make a sprint car turn to the right > on impact.
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By the nineteenth century, European intellectuals no longer saw the practice of magic through the framework of sin and instead regarded magical practices and beliefs as "an aberrational mode of thought antithetical to the dominant cultural logic – a sign of psychological impairment and marker of racial or cultural inferiority". As educated elites in Western societies increasingly rejected the efficacy of magical practices, legal systems ceased to threaten practitioners of magical activities with punishment for the crimes of diabolism and witchcraft, and instead threatened them with the accusation that they were defrauding people through promising to provide things which they could not. This spread of European colonial power across the world influenced how academics would come to frame the concept of magic. In the nineteenth century, several scholars adopted the traditional, negative concept of magic.
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Consider the case of an observer and a light source moving relative to each other at constant velocity, with a light beam moving from the source to the observer. At the moment of emission, the beam in the observer's rest frame is tilted compared to the one in the source's rest frame, as understood through relativistic beaming. During the time it takes the light beam to reach the observer the light source moves in the observer's frame, and the 'true position' of the light source is displaced relative to the apparent position the observer sees, as explained by light-time correction. Finally, the beam in the observer's frame at the moment of observation is tilted compared to the beam in source's frame, which can be understood as an aberrational effect.
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The Press Complaints Commission, PCC, was the organisation charged with self-regulation of the newspaper and magazine industry in Britain. The PCC's inquiry into phone hacking in 2007 concluded that the practice should stop but that "there is a legitimate place for the use of subterfuge when there are grounds in the public interest to use it and it is not possible to obtain information through other means." News of the World editor Colin Myler told the PCC that Goodman's hacking was "aberrational", "a rogue exception" of a single journalist. The PCC opted not to question Andy Coulson on the grounds that he had left the industry, and not to question any other journalist or executive on the paper, apart from Myler, who had no knowledge of what had been going on there before his appointment.
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He was one of the founders of modern theoretical nonlinear optics. He obtained, in particular, a number of pioneering results on self-focusing and parametric interactions, which were later confirmed in experiments. In a series of works on self-focusing (since 1966) he has developed for the first time the aberration-free theory of wave self-action, found exact solutions for ray patterns accounting for nonlinear aberrations, and numerically investigated different regimes of spatial resonant self-focusing. Many of his theoretical predictions have been confirmed in experiments: aberrational structures due to wave self-focusing in nematics, limited lifetime of spatial solitons in media with relaxation-type nonlinearity, dynamics of thermal defocusing in the presence of forced and free convection, self-deflection of beams in nonlinear moving media, laser-induced transparency of a cloudy medium and an ozone layer, adaptive compensation of beam distortions in nonlinear media.
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" News of the World editor Colin Myler told the PCC that Goodman's hacking was "aberrational", "a rogue exception," done by a single journalist. Sir Christopher Meyer, then chairman of the PCC, "promised to investigate 'the entire newspaper and magazine industry of the UK to establish what is their practice' but opted not to question Andy Coulson on the grounds that he had resigned, and not to question any other journalist or editorial executive on the paper, apart from Myler, who necessarily had no direct knowledge of what had been going on before his arrival. The PCC's subsequent report failed to uncover any evidence of any phone hacking by any media organisation beyond that revealed at Goodman's trial." The PCC's inquiry in 2009 "was concerned with whether the PCC was misled by the News of the World during its 2007 investigation, and whether there was any evidence that phone message hacking has taken place since 2007.
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White forewing with black basal spots and four sharply angulate black transverse lines, the second of which is the broadest; hindwing greyish white and grey. Abdomen light rosepink. The species varies strongly and has received the following aberrational names, nigra Fr.: The two central bands are confluent at the costal and posterior margins, forming black spots, or the whole median area is dark, the red of the abdomen usually weaker, eremita G.: Forewing and abdomen smoke-brown or blackish grey, the former with black markings, atra Linst.: Forewing uniformly black, without markings, hindwing greyish brown, abdomen black, lutea Anel is a light form in which the central bands are interrupted; the red colour of the abdomen is equally deep almost to the thorax, flavoabdominalis Schultz has the abdomen yellow instead of red; subfusca Schultz female is distinguished by everything which is black in true monacha being yellowish brown, and the abdomen being also yellowish brown instead of red; in obsoleta Schultz the dark transverse bands in the median area of the forewing are absent, while they remain in the basal and outer-marginal areas.
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