Sentence examples for convoluted space from inspiring English sources

She calls her albums "emotion pictures," and, consumed chronologically, the Monáe suite makes up a sparkling, occasionally convoluted space hip-hopera, inspired by Fritz Lang's Marxist epic "Metropolis," from 1927.

This highly convoluted space is called the ER lumen and is also referred to as the ER cisternal space.

"Videodrome" and "eXistenZ" are original screenplays by Mr. Cronenberg, and so supply a pretty clear picture of his own brain's intricate architecture, which has something of the mad-builder quality of the convoluted, shifting spaces we move through in our dreams.

To help in this convoluted process the space agency has recently branched out even further from rockets, to cars.

It wanted to rock a messy, convoluted, token-ass space crew story, while trying to hide every bit of "referenced" fact, that it wasn't a Cloverfield anything.

Then it is convoluted in Fourier space with a Gaussian function of σ = 0.356 resolution (so that the Gaussian width at 1/ e maximum height equals the resolution).

Furthermore, we found that a more convoluted shape of cutblocks amplified the effect of clearcuts on caribou space use.

Speaking to Bruno was almost as convoluted as his living space.

While deterministic approaches such as gradient-based methods are preferred, they may not be effective since the problem contains several local optima and the decision space is highly convoluted.

In the mouse proximal kidney tubule, a model leaky epithelium, cells appear "suspended in the urinary space" and have convoluted interdigitations of their membranes that make only small connections with each other and the capillary wall [41].

Gene expression space is highly convoluted, as indicated by the multiple discrete areas of high expression for many conditions (e.g. adult female, embryo 6 h, fat body, 3 h post blood meal).