Sentence examples for entanglement time from inspiring English sources

It is proposed that the critical strain rate for maximising the stored stress is related to the smallest relaxation time in the melt, the entanglement time, τe.

This holds for times t satisfying the condition τe≪T2entanglement time.

The entanglement time disregarding topoisomerase-II activity is supposed to be much larger than the lifetime of the cell [8].

The entanglement times, however, might be strongly reduced by the effect of topoisomerase-II [60].

While our model suggests that chromosome segregation might be driven by the diffusional formation of loops, Rosa and Everaers suggested [38] that segregation is a consequence of large entanglement times.

So how has it come to pass that we are now moving toward another military entanglement, this time in Syria?

It is shown that the entanglement in time, as opposed to an entanglement in space, provides the crucial quantum advantage.

To better understand the relationships between agencies and objects, we must observe their entanglement over time.

We will also show that entanglement in time, as opposed to entanglement in space, plays the pivotal role for the quantum benefit over a classical blockchain," the authors write.

And yet, this precarious balance collapses by means of the crashing body, thereby "breaking the vertebrae" of Giorgio Agamben's contemporary to create the third space of quantum entanglement "between time and generations".

In effect, what these theorists were saying was that without the phenomenon of entanglement, space-time would have no structure at all.