As Guyot explained, the southern Appalachians were entirely unlike most mountain chains, for instead of a central axis they formed a convoluted and interlocking set of ranges.
In genera such as Corythosaurus, Lambeosaurus, Parasaurolophus (and a few others), the crests were hollow, containing a series of middle and outer chambers that formed a convoluted passage from the nostrils to the trachea.
Under pressure, the salt has pushed into the rock layer, forming a convoluted subsurface of rock and salt.The patterns formed by the commingled salt and rock create a huge headache for the companies trying to access the oil below them, because the waves emitted from seismic sources travel more quickly in salt than in rock.
Indeed, when spiny mice were attacked by a barn owl, they continued to locomote fast while frequently changing direction of progression, forming a convoluted path [ 27].
In fact, after 15 days (15d) in differentiating condition a-iPSCs did not show neither elongated nor branched neurites, mitochondria formed a convoluted network which occupied most of the cytoplasmic space and cells underwent apoptosis (Fig. 1B, and 2B).
In addition, the combination of a relatively nondescript form and a convoluted taxonomic history has introduced some confusion about the identity of T. pseudonana and, by extension, its phylogeny and ecology.
Granted, "Orlando" has a convoluted libretto.
They have a convoluted or pitted head, or cap.
Naming a military operation is a convoluted process.
This form is convoluted, and we obtain Eq. (10) by applying the Fourier transformation to Eq. (9) {G}_z=2gamma DvarDelta rho varPhi H (10). where, G z, Φ, and H are Fourier transforms of g z (x), ϕ(x), and h(x), respectively.
