Sentence examples for entangled simultaneously from inspiring English sources
Using a combination of demographic and genetic data we provide evidence that i) Franciscana dolphin pairs that are potentially reproductive and mother-offspring pairs form temporal bonds, and ii) are entangled simultaneously.
The group hopes to produce the basis for a quantum computing system by moving the entangled electrons to simultaneously entangle them with a second nucleus.
As fine layers of the recent past accumulate on the work's eternal present, a quietly tender heat builds; eventually, Ms. Rouner and Mr. Ryan become simultaneously entangled with, and unmoored from, their meta-characters.
We recorded sex, body length and condition for all simultaneously entangled or captured-released individuals (Table 1).
The state of either particle in the entangled pair is uncertain it simultaneously points everywhere on the globe but the states are correlated so that if Alice measures her particle from the pair and finds it spinning, say, up, she'll know instantly that Bob's electron is spinning down.
Occasionally two photons cleave simultaneously, giving two entangled pairs.
To throw some light on the impact of blending on the applicability of these empirical rules for entangled polymer liquids, we scrutinize simultaneously the steady state and dynamic oscillatory data on a series of bidisperse entangled polystyrene solutions.
(And, in another oddity of quantum theory, the entangled pairs pass through both slits simultaneously).
"Planet Earth II" producer Liz White says the entangled groups of reptiles look like a "Medusa's head of snakes," simultaneously moving toward their desired prey while battling their neighbors in an up-down-and-all-around dance.
By shooting a laser through two clouds of rubidium gas simultaneously, they force the clouds to emit a single photon that is quantum-mechanically entangled with both of the clouds.
Only if the two photons arrived simultaneously and interfered with each other in just the right way would the electrons become entangled, through a process called entanglement swapping.
