"I still insist, however, there is no need for dirty, ugly words, as they will entangle you, unnecessarily, in trouble".
In this way, the satellites will entangle quantum memories across the globe.
Credit default swaps insuring against a default will entangle some as-yet-unknown American counterparties, she says, and the shock could lead to another full-blown credit crisis, which would harm the markets and the economy.
Played by Vince Nappo with a cunning mix of outward self-assurance and inner terror, Bailey is a young man in possession of incriminating information that he hopes will entangle and enmesh the next traveler to arrive, the alluring Rhonda.
The aim is "to confuse, to confuse, nothing more... to introduce into the case some other, unrelated circumstances that will entangle other people in it, to make it complicated".
THE recent agreement between the United States and Russia on Syria's chemical weapons made clear what should have been obvious long ago: President Obama's effort to uphold international norms against weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East will entangle the United States in a diplomatic and strategic maze that is about much more than Syria's chemical arsenal.
With the right set of starting conditions, they then flip their own electron and the intermediary in such a way that, in the end, their two electrons will entangle, but the go-between electron remains forever untangled.
As an efficient demagogue, Donald Trump knows fully well how to manipulate a crowd like this using a circle of humor and fear, a tactic that will entangle their puny minds and make them obey his every command.
The legalized bribery and non-functioning democracy he has decried, and which will entangle whoever is eventually elected in 2016, are no impediment to living a life of modest devotion and usefulness to others, whether in the community of the world, or in Plains, Georgia, on Sunday mornings.
Efforts to respond to these problems not only will seriously entangle church and state, but also will promote division among religious groups, as one group or another fears (often legitimately) that it will receive unfair treatment at the hands of the government.
On the other hand, interactions between different parts of the cell will inevitably entangle them, and we also saw that discarding information about the entanglement will artificially increase the number of independent degrees of freedom, with a concomitant growth in the cost of maintenance.
