Sentence examples for that entanglements from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that entanglements between matrix chains and the non-adsorbing block impart good stress transfer and interfacial strength across the interface.

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

We have found that entanglement contribution to the modulus is essentially equal for the entangled polymer melt and loosely cross-linked entangled polymer gel at high strain rate.

The essay argued that entanglement "raises fundamental questions about time and space, and therefore about causality".

In 1935 Einstein, along with two collaborators, Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen, wrote a famous paper arguing that entanglement was so crazy that, if quantum mechanics predicted it, the whole system had to be flawed.

The experiments show not only that entanglement does happen -- which has been known for some time -- but that it might be used to create unbreakable codes for the secure transmission of bank transactions and diplomatic communiques.

It calls into question physicists' assumption that entanglement is something that flows from particle to particle, he says.

These results demonstrate that "entanglement phase separation" proceeds during melt-drawing of UHMW-PE.

We will also show that entanglement in time, as opposed to entanglement in space, plays the pivotal role for the quantum benefit over a classical blockchain," the authors write.

Given Einstein's standard speed limit on light traveling within conventional spacetime, the experiments show that entanglement might be controlled by something existing beyond it.

The fact that entanglement depends on the motion of the observer is surprising, says Samuel Braunstein, a theoretical physicist at the University of York in the United Kingdom.