"The bad news is that now we've convoluted" the steps for getting plants approved.
We then convoluted instrument responses characterized by (f, h) = (1.0 Hz, 0.7), (0.9 Hz, 0.6), and (0.5 Hz, 0.3) to simulate a seismogram of a normal Hi-net sensor, a seismogram of a Hi-net sensor which was slightly damaged by age-related degradation or large earthquakes, and a seismogram in an extreme case, respectively (black, red, and blue lines, respectively, in Fig. 10b).
"There is no 'royal we,' and no convoluted, vague sentences".
Instead, we have a convoluted immigration law in which most of the economic value of a green card sticks to the fingers of immigration lawyers.
"The system we have is convoluted; it's not something you or I would design today.
Recalling from discrete-time signal processing, it is well known that we can equivalently utilize circular convolution instead of linear convolution if convoluted signals are zero-padded adequately.
As though the Ektron story we have been following over the last week hasn't been convoluted enough, we started hearing rumors yesterday that the deal actually includes another component.
The road to assimilation may be more convoluted than we suspect.
Reading Ian's post on "Bartleby the Scrivener" earlier this month, it occurred to me that "I would prefer not to" — simple, active, direct — is the perfect antidote to the passive, convoluted constructions we're used to hearing at work.
We used clean speech convoluted with various impulse responses to generate simulated data for the dereverberation experiment.
