Sentence examples similar to convoluted papers from inspiring English sources
In the case of Yousef, she neatly leaps from one assumption to the next down a convoluted paper trail.
As is typical of Big Dance, there are lots of moving (literally and metaphorically) parts, and a structure that sounds more convoluted on paper than it is in real time.
"I listened to a series of papers that were so convoluted and abstract.
He loved economics, thought in terms of complex math formulas, and wrote papers so confusing and convoluted even the writing coaches didn't know where to start.
But as she read Hood's papers she sensed that his case was far more convoluted than the outcome suggested.
John Ralfe, an independent pensions consultant, said: "Although the devastating fire has brought things to a head very quickly, [last year's] convoluted restructuring – approved by the Pensions Regulator – only managed to paper over the cracks.
In this paper, we propose an ultra-miniaturized FSS element, which is composed of interwoven and convoluted dipoles printed on one side of a dielectric substrate.
This paper describes an analysis of acoustic wave scattering by turbulent premixed flames with moving, convoluted fronts that have random and possibly fractal characteristics.
THE CHALK CIRCLE MAN (Penguin, paper, $14) comes along just in time, before we get totally lost in the increasingly convoluted later adventures of Fred Vargas's quirky French sleuth, Commissaire Jean-Baptiste Adamsberg.
The nomenclature is convoluted.
