Sentence examples for convoluted mass from inspiring English sources

In an era of increasingly complex and convoluted mass surveillance systems, some argue that "privacy is dead", impossible to protect in the face of rapid technological advancements.

MRI can easily detect the presence of hydrosalpinx, which usually appears as a cystic, tubular-shaped, convoluted mass, with well-defined walls.

In addition, Buckland coined the term coprolite (fossilized animal excrement) in 1835 after a fossil-hunting expedition in which he and English fossil hunter Mary Anning discovered convoluted masses in the rocks they examined.

The English geologist William Buckland coined the term in 1835 after he and fossilist Mary Anning recognized that certain convoluted masses occurring in the Lias rock strata of Gloucestershire and dating from the Early Jurassic Period (200 million to 176 million years ago) had a form that would have been produced by their passage in the soft state through the intestines of reptiles or fishes.

This is due to the difficulty in interpreting convoluted tandem mass spectra resulted from the fragmentation of two interlinked peptides.

The ultrasonographic appearance includes an elongated, convoluted cystic mass, tapering as it nears the uterine cornu and demonstration of the ipsilateral ovary [ 15].

Here, convoluted ropy masses and flaky, sheets of cells were observed, consisting of viable vegetative cells (and no spores) in a matrix bound by GFP-PlyGBD.

The full statistical range of ligand conjugation convoluted with each mass range generates further challenges for understanding the origin(s) of both positive, desired effects as well as origin(s) of negative side effects.

Comparison of global reaction rate profiles with the relative rates and selectivities of competitive reactions reveals that intrinsic chemical kinetics may be convoluted with rates of mass transfer across phase boundaries.

Instead, it turned into a convoluted mess.

I wish the Hollywood studio system could conjure an Internet custodian to come and clean up Hornaday's convoluted mess of an article, or maybe Tinseltown could use their omnipotent power to create a new code of real-world ethics in which journalists use their intellect to compare real-life mass murderers to other real-life mass murderers.