The used dry sources are shown in Table 8, which were convoluted with the impulse response depicted in Fig. 26.
Processing of the acquired raw data resulted in a total of 341 metabolic features, which were convoluted to 139 feature groups, each of which is representing a metabolite.
I didn't find that amusing as I knew the game inside out and they still played better!" The game was also notable for simplifying traditional RTS keyboard and mouse controls, which could be convoluted for beginners.
However, the ancestral situation in clade I might have been three paralogs for dicotyledons as outlined above, which might be convoluted by secondary losses.
Truly, the byways of disease are convoluted.
She wants to streamline pension-funding rules, which are extraordinarily convoluted and allow companies to tinker with pension-obligation values and hence with required contributions.
Therefore, the noisy image is used to borrow the content from its regions which are not convoluted severely by noise.
An Orwellian undercurrent can also be found in Bank of America's executive announcements, which are so convoluted and laced with Newspeak that it's impossible to tell what any executive actually does, let alone hold him or her responsible.
Director Mike Newell, having displayed his FX chops on Harry Potter, makes everything look very nice and feel fleetingly exciting, but even he can't do anything about the fundamental silliness of the plot, which is so convoluted that its protagonists have to regularly stop and shout out what "must" be done to ensure all the 10-year-olds in the audience don't get hopelessly confused.
Much of the criticism about the novel focuses on the plot; Jon Stock, writing in The Daily Telegraph, thought that although Boyd used details in the same way Fleming did that would appeal to Bond aficionados, the book was based on "a curiously unstirring plot", which was also "convoluted".
