Sentence examples for possible entanglement from inspiring English sources

With the increase in the problem scale, dealing with such alternating routes becomes difficult due to increased computational load and possible entanglement of the results in sub-optimal solutions due to infeasibilities in the MILP space.

Asked on Wednesday about possible entanglements with Mr. Milstein's business interests, Mr. Cuomo said he was not concerned.

After that stipulation gave some prospects cold feet — over issues including owner liquidity and possible entanglements in the event of a death or divorce — Lexus relented, offering customers a choice of buying or financing the car.

Hazel Rowley, a biographer whose subjects ranged from a neglected Australian writer to a famous African-American one, and from a distinguished pair of French philosophers and their romantic entanglements to a distinguished American presidential couple and their (possible) romantic entanglements, died on March 1 in Manhattan.

And at least one group that was collecting donations in Bitcoins has decided against using them because of possible legal entanglements.

As a consequence, the problem of possible atomic entanglements or caging effects due to inadequate molecular start geometries is negligible [33].

This could be through inter-organ primary perception, or by means of communication mediated by electrical fields and possible quantum entanglements, as well as by chemical means – elements of a type of 'kin recognition', but a type that operates at the level of the organism and, again, utilizing the cytostructural and bioelectrical codes.

Recently, it has been shown that using a single-site catalytic system it is possible to tailor entanglement density in the amorphous region of a semi-crystalline polymer, such as polyethylene, with a molar mass greater than 1 million g/mol.

This result is discussed in terms of a possible decrease in the entanglement density and/or an increase in chain flexibility with respect to other model polymers.

As previously undertaken for metallocene-catalysed polyethylenes, the rheological behaviour observed was discussed in terms of a possible decrease in the entanglement density and/or an increase in chain flexibility with respect to other polymers of similar chemical composition.

This peculiarity was justified by calculation of the threshold value above which entanglements were possible.