Sentence examples for convoluted structures from inspiring English sources

High-amylose (rug5) mutants formed granules ranging in shape from simple ellipsoids through to quite complex, convoluted structures.

Rather they recall those '70s and '80s bands that used rhythmic tricksiness and convoluted structures within the confines of the three-minute pop song.

To flaunt convoluted structures, virtuosity, intricacy and majesty is an even more defiant act now than it was in prog-rock's 1970s heyday, when the music was an obvious corollary to psychedelia.

Corporate tax avoidance has risen to the top of the international political agenda in recent years after reports of how companies such as Apple and Google use convoluted structures to slash their tax bills.

Deformation structures can be grouped into several classes, as follows: (1) founder and load structures, (2) convoluted structures, (3) slump structures, (4) injection structures, such as sandstone dikes or sills, and (5) organic structures.

Other AFM studies (e.g. [35]) have shown that under some conditions ssDNA forms convoluted structures visibly distinguishable from dsDNA, which is characteristically linear and uncontorted.

This convoluted structure was dictated by a desire to control the cost to the government.

(More broadly, the passive voice and convoluted structure make this sentence hard to read).

Indeed, as Hemon notes, the biggest challenge for the Wachowskis and their collaborator, the German director Tom Tykwer, was parsing the novel's convoluted structure.

If "Ararat" is the year's most thought-provoking film, its ingeniously convoluted structure tends to box in its characters (Stephen Holden).

The Golgi apparatus and endoplasmic reticulum (ER), an intricately convoluted structure, serve to anchor many cytoplasmic enzymes excluded from mitochondria or chloroplasts.