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.
He showcased the edited video of Shirley Sherrod, an African American employee of the US department of agriculture, which completely convoluted her speech, making her appear to admit to discriminating against a white farmer.
General Motors could have recalled vehicles with faulty ignition switches more quickly had managers not been "imprisoned" by a "lexicon of assurance," which favored convoluted euphemisms over precise statements about risks.
The used dry sources are shown in Table 8, which were convoluted with the impulse response depicted in Fig. 26.
These deconvoluted transitions are signatures of the basic properties of the transition kinetic landscape which are convoluted into a single peak at low scanning rates.
Peculiar to Ireland is the deep intertwining of the banking sector, state institutions and property developers, which produced convoluted, low-collateral loans, a porous regulatory culture and complacency about continuing property-based asset escalation.
Nike ran a rival camp in Las Vegas last week which was also "certified" by the N.C.A.A., which meant that convoluted rules had to be followed so that N.C.A.A. coaches could attend.
She's able to flit from farce to tragedy in a moment, which suits his scripts; she carries the audience with her even when his plots become outrageously convoluted, which they are inclined to do.
It is all awfully convoluted, which is probably the point.
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.
