Knotty and nice: According to Krestchmer, "there are about five, six classic knots that will give you a different quality or architecture for the wig".
Their intertwined tale, which toward its end sings praises of the intricate Book of Kells, is knotty with words like "pubococcygeal," sentences like "According to Margenau's theory, human consciousness could be compared to a field of probabilities in a Fock space, defined as a direct sum of Hilbert spaces," and pages of tendentious analogy between quantum physics and biological processes.
The right to an abortion, in particular — which is supported by more than 70 percent of Californians, according to a recent Field Poll — proved a somewhat knotty topic for Ms. Fiorina, who opposes it and said she would support overturning Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortion, "if there were an opportunity".
The two halves of "Love Crime" divide according to the words of the title: the first explores the knotty, feverish, ambiguous bond between Christine and Isabelle, while the second is all about guilt, innocence, evidence and motive.
This paradoxical trick — using competition to collaboratively solve knotty problems — is the great untapped power of the Internet and social media, according to Shwetak Patel, who teaches computer science and engineering at the University of Washington.
According to Robert Douglas-Fainhursthen the Daily Telegraph, "Gordon's biography really sparks into life [when] unpicking the knotty tangle of relationships at the heart of the Dickinson family..
Addressing such knotty subjects — not to mention the legal ramifications of eminent domain — without presenting a politicized screed or a boring show was the challenge, according to Mr. Cosson.
Knotty Issues of Interfacial Enzymology.
Other knotty issues abounded.
The Look Knotty by nature.
