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When the wind blows straight against a sail, certain eddies are produced which cause a convolute stream around its edges.
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The term actually stands for "Korean Augmentees to the U.S. Army" -more proof that the military can convolute anything into an acronym.
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Will make clear everything I have convoluted with my memory and my coldness.
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It was typically convoluted-Marywas good at convoluting-butshe was also very sensible and practical.
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The spectacle of the legal procedure showed how a literate practice ended up convoluting justice.
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Treatment planning incorporating organ motion was done manually by convolving the static dose distribution with patient-specific PDF.
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Yet splicing rates can be convolved by the time it takes for transcription, spliceosome assembly and spliceosome disassembly.
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We modeled the expected activation time course by convolving a temporal description of the behavioral task with an empirically determined impulse response function.