Sentence examples for entanglements in which from inspiring English sources

Both films - alongside Carnal Knowledge (1973), which was another artistic triumph that addressed the sexual mores of the time and starred Jack Nicholson as an amoral womaniser - took a dark view of romantic entanglements in which flawed men often treated women badly.

To read Munro, and especially classic anthologies such as "The Beggar Maid" and "The Moons of Jupiter," is to enter a world of emotional entanglements in which many generations of a family's history might be squeezed into a few dozen pages of her fierce and passionate prose.

The storage ability is dependent on entanglement, in which a change in one particle instantaneously affects another particle even if they are widely separated.

So researchers have used quantum entanglement — in which particles are linked so that measuring a property of one instantly reveals information about the other, no matter how far apart the two particles are — to extract information.

So what we are getting is what we have seen so often in the past: a creeping entanglement in which the West, while refusing to put boots on the ground, ups the "non-lethal" assistance with body armour, training and supplies, and becomes enmeshed not just in bringing down Assad but trying to determine who will come out top when he falls.

Over the years, the roles of the sun and the stars, the Earth's magnetic field (possibly using a weird phenomenon called quantum entanglement, in which two particles in separate places behave, in some ways, as if they were one) and even the distant sound of the ocean have been proposed as explanations for the birds' navigational ability.

To make a universal quantum computer, scientists must also establish a weird quantum connection between qubits called "entanglement," in which measurement on one qubit determines the state of another.

Physicists have long known that quantum mechanics allows for a subtle connection between quantum particles called entanglement, in which measuring one particle can instantly set the otherwise uncertain condition, or "state," of another particle even if it's light years away.

The figures also show the sudden death of the entanglement [50] in which the concurrence between the central nanomechanical resonator and all the others destroys periodically.

X-ray structure analysis reveals that this complex features a 2-fold parallel interpenetrated 3D → 3D entanglement architecture, in which the single 3D network is constructed from {[Cd3 SIPA 2(H2O)6]}n 2D neutral layers interconnected by pyrazine ligands.

Their values reinforced my notions of a happy bohemian solitude, in which entanglements with women were a siren song of distraction.