Sentence examples for entangled that from inspiring English sources

Although, admittedly, the fact that our paths are now entangled — that part kind of is my fault.

Horns have been known to become so entangled that the animals can't separate themselves and both animals die of starvation.

Men became lost during the night, and by dawn they were so hopelessly entangled that the attack was postponed until April 6, a perhaps fatal error.

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.

A best-selling book, Norman Angell's "The Great Illusion," published in 1909, proclaimed that modern war was obsolete: nations had become so economically entangled that the cost of conflict would clearly swamp any benefits an aggressor could hope to achieve.

Men became lost during the night — whole regiments got lost, even guides got lost — and by dawn entire divisions were so hopelessly entangled that it became necessary to postpone the attack until April 6, perhaps a fatal error.

Here, we suggest a new 3D cellulose scaffold consisting of multi-layered struts made of submicron-sized entangled fibers that were fabricated using an electrohydrodynamic direct jet (EHDJ) process that is spin-printing.

It is our goal to develop a source of entangled photons that is sufficiently bright for space-based QKD, but with a physical and resource footprint that is compatible with CubeSats.

There's information that we can't perceive when it's held among entangled particles; that information is their collective secret.

This mixed-methods research with global return migrants to Vermont identified a set of shared values that draw returnees back to the state and a number of entangled emotions that characterize their return.

Its economy is more entangled with that of Ciudad Juárez, its sister city across the border, than that of the state.