The case is entangled with a number of troubling ideas about science, identity, and class in this country.
Married female adolescents are entangled with a wide range of social problems, e.g., mobility, education, personal freedom and participation in conjugal and household decision-making.
On the next play, Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith was entangled with a defender as he streaked down the right sideline.
In the first phase, each mobile logical qubit is entangled with a stationary logical qubit at the origin to establish logical Bell pairs.
Had a Southern governor named Marcia Sanford been entangled with a Latin lover when reputedly hiking the Appalachian Trail, would she today be her party's nominee for an open Congressional seat?
Whatever the merits of that move might be, he told lawmakers, the Bush tax cuts were a matter of long-term fiscal policy that should not be entangled with a short-term stimulus program.
For example, consider the case in which a stationary unit sitting at terminal A is entangled with a mobile memory unit at terminal B, and this pair is used as the online pair for supplying terminal-to-terminal entanglement to other parts of the network.
Her feelings for her colicky infant daughter have some of the qualities of a desperate love affair, in which passion is entangled with a sense of entrapment and loss of self - with the difference that babies do eventually sleep through the night and grow more charming rather than, like many lovers, less so.
One is entangled with a dinosaur feather, another is swollen with blood, and two were in a dinosaur nest.
"You can't raise millions of dollars for politics without being entangled with lobbyists and special interests," Mr. Lewis said.
