The Mail's revelation came about after they tracked a convoluted trail of IP (Internet Protocols) addresses through to a " Chinese environmental institute, the Research Institute of Forest Ecology and Environment Protection, based near Beijing".
The title track was so convoluted and structured, with its stuttery tempo-changes, that in the end it had to be stitched together out of 24 takes.
He pushed for details, and while I tried to remain elusive, I was losing track of my convoluted lies.
From here a convoluted boat-and-walking journey (the track is mostly too rough for riding a loaded bike – you will often have to get off and push) takes cyclists across the border to Argentina.
It's getting so convoluted, it's harder to keep track of who does what.
Formal invitations, convoluted bureaucracy, and government-approved "minders" tracking your every movement make it one of the most difficult places to report from in the world.
But if "Fascination" represents Rollin's most successful attempt to make a "normal" movie, his personality emerges more strongly in a less polished work like "The Shiver of the Vampires," a cascade of delirious imagery tied to a story line so convoluted that even Rollin seems to lose track of it.
The album Magic and Loss, from which the track comes, suffered from being somewhat convoluted, having started out as a concept album about "magic" to which was added "loss" when two of the singer's friends died.
A limitation in interpreting all of these renal stem cell line studies is that culture conditions can have a significant impact on cellular behaviors that makes understanding the identity and potency of the cells somewhat convoluted in the absence of data to irrefutably track them in vivo during health or injury.
This is where tabulations get convoluted as the RIAA counts streams as well as individual tracks (through a formula it terms "album equivalent sales"), so none of this is based on "pure" sales of the album as a whole.
