Sure, there would be unavoidable, difficult twists and turns in that scenario.
Like a hiker, a scientist can take a difficult, twisting path that requires frequent stops to evaluate which step to take next.
Hadley monitors the stir of sibling loyalties and antipathies with hair-trigger sensitivity: "They knew one another well, all too well, and yet they were all continually surprised by the forgotten difficult twists and turns of one another's personalities, so familiar as soon as they appeared".
Speech perception presents uniquely difficult twists, and few philosophers have confronted it directly (Appelbaum 1999, Trout 2001a, Matthen 2005, ch 9, and Remez and Trout 2009 are recent exceptions).
Teammates who have had the so-called Tommy John surgery to replace an elbow ligament, like Pendleton and A. J. Burnett, told him that their fingers would tingle or that it would be difficult to twist a bottle cap.
As earlier studies have shown that oligoselenophenes are more difficult to twist than oligothiophenes, 29, 33 the introduction of a selenophene unit between the two 3-thiophene acetic moieties might restrict the conformational flexibility of the molecule.
It has been shown, both theoretically and experimentally, that oligoselenophenes have a more quinoid character 29 and a lower band gap, 30– 32 and are more difficult to twist than oligothiophenes.
He also fell on the floor exercise trying to land a very difficult triple twisting double tuck, rebounding from the blunder with a smile and a look that said, "I meant to do that".
"He made life difficult at every twist and turn for the first President Bush".
