Sentence examples for tortuous measures from inspiring English sources
To make gray pictures, for example, he must take tortuous measures to disable his newest printer's insistence that black is a combination of nine colors.
It would make for a tortuous tome of measurement politics.
After seemingly endless sessions of tortuous deal-making, lawmakers agreed on important measures like improving consumer protection, restricting speculative investment by banks with their own money and establishing federal oversight of derivatives.
An effort to look back could be long and tortuous, if the files themselves are a measure.
Previous studies have found more tortuous movement on smaller spatial scales [10], [44] when measured step lengths are smallest relative to the variance of the distribution of GPS measurement error.
The road to sanctions was a tortuous one, filled with wrangling between the United States, which pushed for tough measures, and Russia, which advocated weaker measures.
In dramatic scenes at Church House in Westminster, a long-awaited measure that was the result of 12 tortuous years of debate and more than three decades of campaigning was defeated by lay members, prompting one bishop to warn that the established church risked becoming "a national embarrassment".
What is laid down in Article 6 in order to provide effective protection for technological measures designed to protect and identify works seems rather tortuous.
The coalition was warned that efficiency measures had to be at the heart of the energy bill at the start of its tortuous journey two years ago, but did not listen.
This work describes a quality assurance (QA) tool for measuring the HDR afterloader's performance, including the transit dose, when the source wire travels through a tortuous nasobiliary catheter path.
