It, too, is a vast network of information, arguing voices (those disputatious rabbis), confusion, contradiction and mutually entangled certitudes.
Since then various teams have managed to entangle as many as 14 qubits.
Few relationships entangle as much as the relationship between the taxpayer and the tax collector.
These characters and many others find their lives inextricably entangled as their experiences illuminate the cataclysms that marked the century.
In practice, it seems that the absorption coefficient and the Brownian diffusion constant are entangled, as shown in Fig. 5(b).
However, in developing multicellular structures, temporal and spatial cues, known to directly influence transcriptional networks, get entangled as the cells are displaced and expand.
Because of their common origin, these two remain part of a single quantum system, meaning that their own quantum states are mutually dependent, or "entangled", even when they fly in different directions.
Rising tensions over Iran's nuclear weapons program are inextricably entangled in the Syrian crisis as well.
Blue whales may be wounded, sometimes fatally, after colliding with ocean vessels, as well as becoming trapped or entangled in fishing gear.
Not entangled in government directives as almost every public body is at the present time, these were genuinely autonomous institutions.
