Sentence examples for convoluted movements from inspiring English sources
The highly convoluted movements observed during summer and winter suggest foraging or searching efforts in localized areas.
Fractal dimension (D) was significantly different between seasons, highest during summer (D=1.61, SE 0.04) and winter (D=1.69, SE 0.06) when whales made convoluted movements in focal areas.
The wood mice moved about the arena, sometimes making short, convoluted movements as they investigated an area in detail, and sometimes making longer (>10 cm), more directed movements (see below).
Women and girls are tossed out of Renfrew when their insurance runs out, or for trumped-up boarding-school-style infractions of rules that have nothing to do with putting on weight and leading joyful lives, and everything to do with tyranny and convoluted recovery-movement styles of deploying power.
Formal invitations, convoluted bureaucracy, and government-approved "minders" tracking your every movement make it one of the most difficult places to report from in the world.
In a fiery, somewhat convoluted sermon originally posted by The New Civil Rights Movement, the right-wing pastor pointed to Oregon's Sweet Cakes by Melissa, whose owners, Aaron and Melissa Klein, were recently slapped with a fine of at least $135,000 for turning away a lesbian couple who sought a wedding cake in 2013.
"Ocean's Kingdom," first performed in September, is as plodding as ever: four movements of static choreography by Mr. Martins, along with blandly sweeping music and a convoluted libretto by Mr. McCartney.
"People from the EU have free movement between member states under the Treaty of Rome, but the benefits law has become convoluted," she says.
The nomenclature is convoluted.
