Convolution (noun)

A complex and intricate arrangement or series of twists and turns, especially in a mathematical or physical context.

Origin:

Derived from latin 'convolution' meaning 'a rolling together'.

Examples:

1. The convolution of the river was so intricate that it was difficult to follow its course.
2. The design of the building was characterized by a series of complex convolutions.
3. In mathematics, convolution is an operation that computes the sum of two functions.
4. The convolution of the pipes made it difficult to identify the source of the leak.
5. The convolution of the DNA molecule is essential for its function.