The plot is too convoluted to recount.
His utterances range from the tortuously convoluted to the gruffly ineloquent.
For the TA line-patterned film, the O1s peaks were convoluted to 529.8 and 531.9 eV.
The success of Horizon and Novum using this strategy demonstrates how America's convoluted and opaque system of paying for prescription drugs enables executives to set extraordinary prices on modest medicines that have been around for years.
"What we end up with is a slightly convoluted set of concepts and little uniformity in the way we all think about the concepts or classify the data," said Professor Larry Hajime Shinagawa, director for the Center for the Study of Culture, Race and Ethnicity at Ithaca College in New York.
Many corporations maintain the Civil Rights Act of 1964 adequately protects employee rights, and argue the bill would confound an already convoluted set of rules.
The central charge against the two men is so convoluted that setting it out requires a diagram, if not a family tree: trying to influence a libel case against Mr. Minor's father, Mr. Minor guaranteed a loan to Justice Diaz's former wife.
As the campaign gathered momentum and more people, like Saatchi, rushed to join, competition between the various fields became more convoluted so NationalField was set up to help to ease communication between them, and it was the non-driving Saatchi who kickstarted it.
Several cases have seen convictions, only for them to be set aside because the convoluted proceedings led to trials being timed out by a statute of limitations at least twice because Mr Berlusconi himself changed the law.
In reality, this was what Wolfson describes as "a bastardisation of a national pay scheme" which included a convoluted set of criteria for job evaluation including factors such as shift patterns and the number of hours worked in a week.
