Sentence examples for large and convoluted from inspiring English sources

The shape and diameter of the ER varied, ranging from straight neat tubules to large and convoluted structures.

The large paired and convoluted lobes found in humans are typical of mammals, but the cerebellum is, in general, a single median lobe in other groups, and is either smooth or only slightly grooved.

"I'm encouraging people to break rules,"he says, "and in New York you can do thateasier than in some other places, becauseit's so large and so convoluted; it's a placewhere you can reinvent yourself andrestructure your life, and sometimes youcan even profit by doing so".

The left valve, or shell, was much larger and more convoluted than the flattish right valve.

However each catalogued file remains preserved in its original order; a series of alphabetical subjects (e.g, 'Aviators', 'Ice', 'Hair', 'Slums') that were added to each week to be used should a relevant story arise and together forming a larger and more convoluted atlas of the Guardian's history.

In this study we have used AFM imaging of DNA containing super-long CAG repeats to reveal the presence of various unusual non-B-form structures, including hairpin loops and large convoluted structures.

The long and convoluted trial on the larger island of Koh Samui saw prosecutors build much of their case around initial confessions by the two suspects, both 22, and DNA evidence that police said tied them to the crime.

The middle delta front part is characterized by large-scale cross-stratified thick sand bed and convoluted bed of slump origin (Fig. 4c).

"But it's so complicated and convoluted.

Both musicians played songs with murky origins and convoluted histories.

The painting has a long and convoluted history of attribution.