Continuous anomaly

A continuous anomaly is a disruption created in the universal default that persists for a measurable duration of time. Continuous anomalies do not have to cause alteration beyond the perceptory limit.

When first described by Sanian Lester in 90, the consensus was that such anomalies could only be created by the immediate local effects of slipways, leading to the usage of the term "slipway-borne anomaly"; however, modern investigations have shown that continuous anomalies can additionally be created by simulacral echo, and rarely by other continuous anomalies (known as a recursive anomaly).