Sentence examples for tangles in which from inspiring English sources

The intermediate stage is characterized by mature neurofibrillary tangles, in which phospho-tau is aggregated in large intracellular tightly packed fibrils, making it more feasible to identify the overall structure as a neuron with neurofibrillary tangle.

Although there are no more cycles after removing the strongly connected components that are not just a single edge, it is still possible to have forward-backward tangles in which a forward node and the corresponding backward node reside within the same connected component.

Sarah Lewis joined them in "Tangle," in which they tied one another into choreographic knots.

But if the Miami Herald had caught and corrected its omission back in 2001, Mr. Krugman might have been spared at least some of the tangle in which he finds himself now.

Together, the two seasoned diplomats, both currently stationed in Kabul, Afghanistan, would face perhaps the most complex and unstable tangle of issues to confront any pair of American envoys in the world, a tangle in which terrorism and intrigue meet military, political and economic turmoil.

Suddenly the crowd was dissected by three purposeful bodies: Nicholas Bruder, Lindsey Dietz Marchant and Mr. Zustiak, all charismatic performers, who moved among theatrical solos, moments of stillness and tangling partnerships in which they sometimes lay prone on the floor, rearranging themselves with dogged energy as their watchers hurried to get out of the way.

In the entorhinal region of the temporal cortex, some DPP10789 positive tangle-like structures were devoid of p-tau staining), indicating that the DPP10789 antibody might be able to detect either early or late tangle stages ghost tangles which are not detected by AT8.

While some experiences contain a beauty that can render irrelevant any tangle of thoughts in which we are lost, for the most part, noticing grace when it arises relies on our being awake and aware to what we are living inside and out.

Brain is a tangle of such cells, in which it is easy for any one "pilot" to miss a branch point.

Despite gradual improvement in cultivation techniques, the subterranean fungi are still sniffed out by trained dogs and then carefully dug by hand from the tangle of tree roots in which they grow.

Without such a stain, brain tissue under a microscope appears as an impenetrable tangle of protoplasmic fibers, in which it is impossible to determine any structure.