Sentence examples for entanglements arise from inspiring English sources

In response to these pressures, transplant professionals often try to shield the identity of the deceased donors from recipients lest any social or emotional entanglements arise between donor and recipient families.

His departure is the latest example of the confusing entanglements arising from the health care debate.

After years of legal entanglements arising from environmental messes and increased scrutiny of banks that finance the dirtiest industries, several large commercial lenders are taking a stand on industry practices that they regard as risky to their reputations and bottom lines.

Extreme examples of complex quantum entanglement arise in metallic states of matter without quasiparticle excitations, often called strange metals.

Entanglement arises naturally when two particles are created at the same point and instant in space, for example.

264 pp. Kath Weston's book, Animate Planet, invites the reader to explore the relationships and entanglements that arise in profoundly transformed environments.

Strong entanglement can arise, for example, near a phase transition, or after a non-equilibrium evolution [116].

In the limit of both very high Q and very strong nonlinearity, we expect quantum effects to become significant as entanglement can arise between the field modes of physically separated resonators.

But it seems that various emotional entanglements have arisen between them since the funeral.

There are real entanglements that can arise when the boundaries between work and friendship become blurred.

But Mr. Bloomberg is not completely free of the entanglements that can arise at the intersection of a political campaign and public office.