In the whites of eggs, for example, and in most shampoos, there are long-chain molecules that become entangled with one another, and entanglement may hinder their efforts to respond to changes of environment associated with flow.
That's what happens when you become entangled with other people".
Watergate had become entangled with the apocalypse in the mind of our beleagured, angry, smiling President.
During the trip they become entangled with the charming young opera singer Rosa (Kitty Carlisle).
Grace has become entangled with Chicago mobsters, agreeing to do their medical chores to pay gambling debts accumulated by her brother (Jesse Lee Soffer).
Bored and homesick, Henri embroils himself in a conspiracy to effect his own ouster, strands of which quickly become entangled with two romantic subplots.
And now there is Mr. Alden's manic "Périchole," Offenbach's comedy about a couple, struggling street singers in Peru, who become entangled with the country's daffy viceroy.
Investors are alarmed by the potential repercussions for stockmarkets if Mr Murakami were to become entangled with regulators.In the meantime, Mr Murakami is working on a big deal.
They have, through happenstance, and the nature of urban life which crunches lives and experiences together - often bruisingly - simply become entangled with each other.
The chancellor's calculations are further complicated because they have become entangled with the parallel battle he is fighting with cabinet colleagues over their departmental budgets.
Meanwhile, their fates become entangled with Governor O'Daniel, his fire-breathing reformist rival Homer Stokes, the Ku Klux Klan and the Tennessee Valley Authority.
