This was unfortunate, because the study of entanglement was ignored for thirty years until John Bell's reconsideration of the EPR argument (Bell, 1964).
However, where substrate type comprises mixed or rocky habitats, sled mounted sensors are impractical because of the risk of entanglement, leading to equipment damage or loss, and because heavy sleds are themselves destructive, functioning in a similar manner to a light dredge or trawl.
Germany should contain this kind of entanglement because it always leads to political dependence.
(I am a little intrigued by Chelsy Davy, less because of her entanglement with Prince Harry than her father's with the Mugabe regime).
Chelsea's John Terry and Wayne Bridge could not see eye-to-eye because of an entanglement in their personal lives that emerged in 2010, while in 2001, a long-running feud between Manchester rivals Roy Keane and Alf-Inge Haaland had a particularly vicious conclusion.
Because of this entanglement, measuring the relative orientation of A's and B's spins reveals how A's and C's spins are related too and how to manipulate C to make them identical, thereby teleporting A's superposition of spin states to C. Two groups have now done just that by trapping a row of atoms in an electric field and tweaking them with lasers, they report in the 17 June Nature.
If you're worried about leaving a collar on your dog when you're gone, because of potential entanglement with another dog or getting hung on a fence or object, consider a breakaway collar.
These models are especially interesting from a foundational perspective because they have no evident classical analogues and because they offer a new insight on the role of entanglement in quantum computing (Jozsa 2005).
ALANIS MORISSETTE "Flavors of Entanglement" (Warner Brothers).
Quantum cryptography rests on the phenomenon of entanglement.
