Sentence examples for strongly entangled from inspiring English sources

These crystallizers harbour various physical phenomena, which are strongly entangled.

The raw  CNT before oxidation being strongly entangled, it is practically impossible to align them (Fig. 1a).

Theory suggests that qutrits can become more strongly entangled than qubits, says physicist Nicolas Gisin of the University of Geneva in Switzerland.

"It may well impair the Court's position as the ultimate organ of 'the supreme Law of the Land' in that vast range of legal problems, often strongly entangled in popular feeling, on which this Court must pronounce.

Furthermore, molecules in this denatured-protein layer were observed to be so strongly adsorbed to (or entangled with) one another that an intact film could be picked up with a holey-carbon EM grid.

On the subcellular level, an intense exchange of theoretical models and advancing experimental design clearly lead to a very fundamental understanding of some strongly reduced reconstituted systems such as entangled actin solutions or kinesin-driven suspensions of bundled MTs [ 214].

Ultimately, both models fail to fully describe the data, but results strongly indicate a preference for the hydrodynamic over the entangled viewpoint, and indicates the absence of hydrodynamic screening in agreement with the Phillies model since anomalous diffusion is not found.

The interpretation of entangled states in quantum mechanics in terms of strongly non-supervenient relations goes back to Cleland (1984).

The use of strongly attenuated thermal or laser sources and the use of entangled states are also discussed.

He became entangled and stumbled.

All, naturally, become entangled.