Sentence examples for Very entangled from inspiring English sources

Thus, the relationship between the civilian community with the military is very complex and very entangled and contradictory," Dames said.

Although these two controversies did become very entangled, the main points at issue are quite different, and an explicit awareness of this may help us avoid some of the confusions that arose from the entanglement.

For instance, it's a very entangled network it looks like spaghetti and it has a lot of surface area capable of storing a lot of energy in a small amount of space.

"We were really entangled," David explained.

Labour's present is still very much entangled with its past.

And the distinctive shape of the peak – also constant, or nearly so, for all these generations – is very deeply entangled with our sense of what it is to be us.

For several female participants in the study, being a cyclist – or choosing not to be one – was very much entangled with concerns and convictions about femininity, appearance and their inclusion in a highly visible minority transport culture – a sort of club.

The same method can also be used to create very general high-dimensional multipartite entangled states64 with interesting connections to Graph Theory65.

This intertwining of religion and state dates from the earliest years of Greek independence, although the two things (Hellenic statehood and Orthodoxy) were not quite as entangled at the very beginning as you might think.

Some of these are entangled in the very definition of "biodiversity", an issue treated in the first sections below.

Ultrasonication is very suitable for dispersing the highly entangled or aggregated nanoparticle samples [13, 28], especially nanofluids containing oxide nanoparticles [29].