Sentence examples for seems cryptic from inspiring English sources

While the developmental path from a transparent apposition eye in the larva to any of the types of superposition eye seems cryptic, it turns out that larval eyes already have structural features that are compatible with either apposition, refracting superposition, or reflecting superposition optics in adults.

In the presence of all domains in the full-size YciR, however, the GGDEF domains of YdaM and YciR did not interact, that is, this interaction seems cryptic or conditional.

Few artists are fazed by the possibility of seeming cryptic, but the list of poets willing to dare banality is short.

Lately, the simplest things people have said to him seem cryptic and, whatever the hour, it is as if he had just risen and were trying to clear his head and get a grip.

Meanwhile, some of the choreography could make American Sign Language seem cryptic; in "I Want You Back," the singers pointed to themselves, then out to the audience, then turned their backs.

The Zen riddle that is probably most familiar to Americans -- "What is the sound of one hand clapping?" -- may seem cryptic, but compared with earlier writings in the same tradition, it is positively straightforward, leading us to consider the solitary nature of the self.

But for many people, design can seem cryptic and complicated.

Although the errors themselves can seem cryptic, they are trying to tell you what is wrong, so see if you can learn anything about the error from them.

To that end, it seems that cryptic variation in the mutation rate is not dependent upon specific local context effects that are associated with coincident SNPs and that the general excess of coincident SNPs is not driven by local context effects; indeed, no single context can explain more than a very small fraction of coincident SNPs.

The terms seemed deliberately cryptic.

So many Web site names seem incredibly cryptic or mind-bogglingly specific.