(a) Axial and (b) coronal T2-weighted MR images show a tortuous, tubular right adnexal structure with hyperintense content (white arrows).
It's been "tortuous" to find the right words and movements, she says.
The energy firms, in turn, complain that the government is taxing them too heavily, and that it is expecting them to pay too much in new asset sales.The controversy surrounding Gazprom is politically tortuous in its own right.
Between 1916 and 1966, the profession engaged in a "long and tortuous struggle" for the right to serve as physicians and surgeons in the U.S. Military Medical Corps.
The sagittal MPR image (c) shows a tortuous course (arrowheads) of the right internal carotid artery; the presence of two pseudoaneurysms (arrowheads) is better depicted on the curved MPR image (d) (3-mm thickness).
The EU is also expected to make deeper cuts in farm subsidies.Poland is courting unpopularity among other EU countries, by re-opening the tortuous subject of EU voting rights.
Indeed, were she a more cynical sort of politician, prepared to offer sops to special interests and lobbies, she might now be forming a centre-right government on her own, instead of presiding over a tortuous effort to construct a left-right coalition.Ms Merkel's personal qualities, and her steady principles, are all welcome as far as they go.
And Obama and other speakers vividly traced the nation's tortuous path from slavery to civil rights -- from the Emancipation Proclamation 150 years ago to the March on Washington 50 years ago, the latter presided over by King.
The Irish law of the tribes did not suit such an arrangement, because the chieftain did not have the required rights; this made progress tortuous, and the plan was abandoned in 1543, not to be replaced.
TECHCRUNCH For Some Dead Brands, a Tortuous Path to Resurrection | Buying the rights to a name and restarting operations of a beloved brand requires years of dedication, say the owners of Chris-Craft, once the largest pleasure boat manufacturer in the United States.
