Barlow's sculpture manages to be a kind of vegetable creation, mossy, overgrown, entangled, matter out of our grasp.
Never before in U.S. history have the president and his private business interests been so entangled with matters of public affairs.
There is a time to contemplate the deeply entangled psychological conundrums of the subject matter that you gaze upon, but needless to say this is not one of those times.
In truth, the ups and downs of the debates, and the tendency of both men to become entangled in lawyerly arcana on matters long forgotten, often make it difficult to figure out which candidate was getting the upper hand.
Instead, it chose to make a stand on a disciplinary matter, letting it become entangled with much wider demands from employers, then rushing calamitously into provoking the shut-down with a strike date.
Explanations that invoke 'absorption' and 're-emission' have to provide an explanation for the directionality of the photons (diffraction, reflection) and further explain how entangled photon pairs can travel through matter without their quantum state collapsing.
The term suggests that quantum particles entangled "at birth" remained entangled forever despite the intervening distance.
But these latest demonstrations by the Defenders of the Cross show how patriotism, religion and politics have become so entangled that neither the government, or for that matter the Polish Episcopate, is prepared to take any risks.
As described by quantum mechanics, it means that two entangled particles can keep tabs on each other no matter how far apart they are.
It has become such an entangled web of interests; you can't get it working no matter how great a leader is parachuted in at the top.
First, atoms B and C were brought together, making them "entangled" and creating an invisible link between the two atoms no matter how far apart they were.
