Sentence examples for recently entangled from inspiring English sources

Monroe recently entangled 22 ytterbium ions in a linear chain, but so far he is not able to control or query all ion pairs in the chain, as a quantum computer will require.

William Hague stepped down as foreign secretary and Michael Gove (above), who was entangled recently in a row about Muslim extremists in schools, was removed as education secretary.

Yet there it is, as "Blended" finds him playing a widowed father of three girls who becomes inadvertently entangled with a recently divorced mother of two boys played by Drew Barrymore.

But space remained a largely unexplored frontier for commercial endeavors — until recently, when space exploration began to be entangled with private enterprise at an increasingly rapid pace.

As Hilary Putnam has recently argued, fact and value are frequently entangled because of the use of so-called "thick" ethical concepts in scientific descriptions (Putnam 2002).

One is City Councilman Joel L. Rivera, whose father, Assemblyman José Rivera, was until recently chairman of the Bronx Democratic County Committee and is still entangled in a court fight to retain that post.

But on "Thank You Very Quickly" (Thrill Jockey), its recently released third album, that style gets further entangled with Southern rock, which accounts for one undercurrent of Saturday's show.

He was recently lambasted by Ethical Oil blowhard Ezra Levant and is entangled in a defamation lawsuit with the National Post.

I recently ended a long-term relationship I thought I'd be entangled in for the rest of my natural life; as a result, I've once again found myself thrown into the psychic horror that is the "dating scene".

Its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, has recently spoken up for Mr Assad.Outsiders have plainly been loth to get entangled.

"Now, the atoms are entangled.