Sentence examples for only entangled from inspiring English sources

It is seen that the nanotubes are not only entangled but also form agglomerates in the absence treatment.

Summers and Werner (1985) proved that the vacuum state of a quantum field is not only entangled across the algebra generated by algebras associated with certain spacelike separated regions of Minkowski spacetime (a tangent wedge and its spacelike complement), but that it also maximally violates Bell inequalities for algebras associated with these regions.

Rather than leaving the fate of the region to politicians and diplomats who'll only become further entangled in a web of false political correctness, we need to empower the individual citizen to take a stand.

The elongated peptide chains of the fibrous proteins can be imagined to become entangled not only mechanically but also by mutual attraction of their side chains, and in this way they incorporate large amounts of water.

While our lives were entangled as only the lives of brothers can be, after the events at La Chorrera we later found ourselves on separate paths.

Maldacena and Susskind not only suggested that wormholes are entangled black holes, but they argued that entanglement in general was linked to wormholes.

Later in life he contracted polio and became bed-ridden, so he designed a system of pulleys to raise himself up - only one day he became entangled in them and died of asphyxiation.

If you sleep with unkempt hair, it will only become worse and more entangled in the morning.

As of 2000, the largest entangled system built contained only seven qubits.

Only America's reluctance to become entangled in a fresh conflict stands in the way of some form of direct Turkish intervention.

But that was only the beginning, Lehmans was so entangled with the rest of the banking system and we saw what was the equivalent of a power cut right across the banking system of the world and trust collapsing.