Sentence examples for convoluted pattern from inspiring English sources
During development, the initially smooth surface evolves into an elaborately convoluted pattern.
Starting with these molecularly doped polymers a convoluted pattern of common features has been identified in the drift mobility behavior of a wide variety of disordered molecular media including conjugated polymers.
An isoseismal map of the 1949 Olympia earthquake was presented as an example of a distorted or convoluted pattern that was attributed to local geological conditions that either attenuated or amplified the seismic waves, and it was emphasized that not taking into account these local features could lead to a misinterpretation of the felt intensities and to a misplaced epicenter.
Running-dog pattern, in classical architecture, decorative motif consisting of a repeated stylized convoluted form, something like the profile of a breaking wave.
Because interference patterns obscure the sub-bandgap absorption, PDS was employed to measure the film absorption coefficients that were not convoluted with interference patterns.
The adult life stages of the genera Pingalla and Syncomistes purportedly undergo a further ontogenetic shift to produce a highly convoluted and elaborate intestinal pattern, with the final and most complex intestinal pattern unique (autoapomorphic) to Syncomistes.
The presence of a convoluted cerebriform pattern (CCP) using postcontrast T1-weighted and T2-weighted MRI was evaluated.
Yet US agents and studio executives seem to love him, and his convoluted speech pattern is clearly bewitching the movers and shakers.
The parietal-temporal suture shows a raised ridge, and the typical convoluted mammalian pattern.
Follow-up MR imaging demonstrates the characteristic mucosal infoldings, described as a "convoluted cerebriform pattern" on both T2 and contrast-enhanced T1 sequences, differentiating tumour from the surrounding mucus and thickened mucosal lining.
In these older lenses, irregularly shaped, convoluted cells, with no recognizable pattern of organization, were present.
