Sentence examples for convoluted areas from inspiring English sources

However, the high-resolution image poses some challenges, in particular in convoluted areas near the inner ring where strata are more chaotically arranged and postimpact fluvial erosion overprints the original settings [see streamlined island (sb) in Fig. 4b].

It documents the fabric of occupation and conflict in the labyrinthine West Bank, a land zoned into multiple and convoluted "areas," divided by walls and fences, checkpoints and road blocks, and reduced by settlements.

Part two reflects on the concept of a would-be future Palestine that resulted from the Oslo Peace Accords but has failed to materialise in any meaningful form; documenting the fabric of occupation and conflict in the labyrinthine West Bank, a land zoned into multiple and convoluted "areas", divided by walls and fences, checkpoints and road blocks, and reduced by settlements.

Despite the length of the trial and the size of the appeal, the case against Microsoft is simple to the extent anything is simple in antitrust, a notoriously convoluted area.

Firstly, the calcarine sulcus is a highly convoluted area of the brain with much of its area hidden within the folds of the cortical surface (Van Essen et al., 1984).

We would suggest that highly convoluted cortical areas such as V1 pose particular challenges for MEG, and so we consider the ability to construct retinotopic maps to be of critical importance in developing MEG imaging techniques.

"It's our job to take this incredibly convoluted carbon area and put it into a nice little package for investors, environmentalists, everyone, and make it as easy as possible to find projects and their participants, buy credits, or make an investment," says Chris Draper of eCO2Market.

Plumbing parts such as flow straighteners, shower rosettes, flexible hoses, solenoid valves and thermostatic mixer valves (TMV) are particularly at risk of biofilm formation due to factors including surface areas, convoluted designs and inadequate pasteurisation.

In most mammals the cerebellum is highly developed, and its surface may be convoluted to increase its area.

By performing this long, convoluted process, we find the area of the entire square by adding up the areas of the squares and rectangles inside it.

"This is a very aggressive hike they're talking about, in the context of a very convoluted geographic area".