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anfractuosity
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an·frac·tu·os·i·ty  (n-frkch-s-t)
n. pl. an·frac·tu·os·i·ties
1. The condition or quality of having many twists and turns.
2. A winding channel, passage, or crevice.
3. A complicated or involved process.

anfractuosity [ˌænfræktʃʊˈɒsɪtɪ]
n
1. the condition or quality of being anfractuous
2. a winding, circuitous, or intricate passage, surface, process, etc.


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1] - ltanx (13) More roughly, we consider the topography of the steel sheet 2 as a series of cylindrically shaped anfractuosities or pores, of various radii R and depths L, as shown Fig.
Hard to tell given the anfractuosities of global (mis)understanding.
I translated the sixth one myself--The Major Ordeals of the Mind and the Countless Minor Ones--and I can testify to the corruga tions and anfractuosities of surface which must discourage the reader in search of entertainment and (given the ostensible subject) delight.
 
 
 
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