At an early stage of the study we considered including 'functional' boundaries in the interview schedule, but found that it became entangled with the concept of 'structural' boundaries, and so excluded it from the research.
Transformation on this scale is a type of national existential crisis and, in this case, it's entangled with the nation's historical Puritan ideal of being God's "shining city on a hill".
It's entangled with the current debate about wealth inequality that has animated both the Occupy movement and the Presidential campaigns: the sense that even newly minted haves, like Amanda Palmer, really need to treat have-nots, such as local musicians, a whole lot better.
There it got entangled with the other memories of the cupboard, untouched by language, difficult to think about on purpose, but still lodged in my memory.
For further discussion of this stage of the argument and the way in which it is entangled with the Newtonian concepts of (absolute) space, time, and motion see Friedman (1992b, chapter 3, § III) (2013).
"If you want to live long, get close to nature, goddammit!" I'm glad he's not shouting at me, as he does sometimes when I clumsily throw out my line and it gets entangled with his.
There is no single solution to stopping the use of sexual violence in conflict zones; it is entangled with many other thorny issues that face the world locally and internationally.
Much like an electron, the photon can spin in either of two directions, and it will be entangled with its partner photon that has fallen into the black hole.
As a mere object to study, however, it is also most fascinating since it is crucially entangled with the mechanisms which are responsible for cellular welfare.
