Sentence examples for convoluted morphology from inspiring English sources
The Σ3 population has a convoluted morphology, indicating a range of boundary planes and associated mobilities, and moreover indicating that such Σ3s arise from Σ3n interactions.
It is shown that addition of GdO1.5 to ZrO2 above ∼32% results in the formation of a GdAlO3 interphase, with convoluted morphology and a Gd-depleted fluorite layer above it.
The knife-cut technique applied in the present study could have led to underestimation of the convoluted morphology of HG and/or a lower accuracy in HG delineation, since it is not strictly parallel to the coronal plane (Penhune et al. 1996).
These suggestions are also supported by structural analyses of the fibers, which show that although these often exhibit highly convoluted morphologies, the physical distortions are not paralleled by changes in the lattice.
Many shapes, parallel-sided, worm-like, and complex convoluted morphologies, were observed and explained qualitatively by the relative displacements of the mica sheets that occur during cleavage.
Considering this remarkable dynamism in the context of the coat's elaborate biogenesis [5], convoluted surface morphology [7], [8], [10] and network of about 60 different proteins [11], [12], it seems reasonable to assume that other novel attributes and functions of the coat are yet to be uncovered [3].
However, at the light microscope level it is difficult to separate two nearby and juxtaposed mitochondria from one convoluted organelle, given their morphology.
The nomenclature is convoluted.
I know this is convoluted.
