Sentence examples for convoluted layers from inspiring English sources
With its convoluted layers of history, corruption, and larger-than-life criminals, India has so much material to offer.
Bernet's stylish, monochrome sequences cut through the convoluted layers of Brussels bureaucracy, as well as what he describes as the stomach-churning ugliness of its carpets and halls, to find a story of collegiality and hope.
occur at 760 mbsf and are overlain by convoluted layers and a very coarse grained to gravel rudstone (50R-1, 17–19 cm).
In contrast to the normal single layered epithelium, vesicular glands of VhlΔ/ΔTrp53Δ/Δ mice displayed a disorganized epithelium characterized by multiple convoluted layers of epithelial cells and the formation of gland-like structures (Supporting Information Fig 6P).
Again, one notices that, far away from such convoluted, layered games, Philip has a kind of sullen vivacity: as the neglected member of this privileged world, as the fifth wheel on this glamorous New York carriage, the voyeur who beautifully evoked his slightly dull parents searching for sea glass on the beach.
The dentate nucleus, which in mammals is much larger than the others, is formed as a thin, convoluted layer of gray matter, and communicates exclusively with the lateral parts of the cerebellar cortex.
In fact, at birth, each neuron in the cerebral cortex (the highly convoluted outer layer of the cerebrum) has about 2,500 synapses.
The "freedom" of summer dressing actually entails convoluted schemes, snaps, layers and yards of beige stretch fabric – not exactly liberating.
Based on the anisotropic laminated composite theory, a complete theoretical solution is chosen to elaborate on the mechanical behaviour of the convoluted reinforcement layers.
Perimysial collagen is composed of three distinct forms: extensive meshwork on laminar surfaces, convoluted fibers connecting adjacent layers, and longitudinal cords.
The acellular laminated layer appeared convoluted, and eosinophils were seen after staining with hematoxylin and eosin.
