Plant

1. The roots become entangled and matted together, and the growth of the plant becomes stunted. (Web site)

Events

1. Siddhartha see things united and somehow entangled in a seemingly endless and meaningless circular chain of events. (Web site)

Quantum States

1. By the interaction the two representatives [the quantum states] have become entangled. (Web site)

Small Cetaceans

1. It has been suggested that the large number of fish present in the nets may actually attract small cetaceans who then become entangled.

Juvenile Humpback Whale Entangled

1. On Christmas Day, marine experts freed a juvenile humpback whale entangled in what is believed to be fishing gear a couple miles south of Lahaina.

Entangled Photons

1. Previous studies have theorized that quantum computers using entangled photons could perform calculations far more quickly than current computers. (Web site)
2. Next polarization is important "between" matched pairs of entangled photons (signal-idler pairs).

Lengths

1. This whale off Maui last year, was entangled in multiple lengths of polypropylene line. (Web site)

Guests

1. At a New York City wedding reception, two guests, seemingly strangers, become entangled in a sexually-charged battle of wits.

Hundreds

1. LAHAINA, Hawaii - A juvenile humpback whale entangled in hundreds of feet of heavy rope off the Hawaii coast was being tracked by marine experts Wednesday. (Web site)

Experiment

1. In the experiment, the manganese electrons within the radius of the exciton became entangled after three laser bursts. (Web site)

Whether

1. We can’t tell whether the bird in the first photograph is entangled in a bag or not. (Web site)

Controversy

1. There was some controversy within both parties about how far it was wise to become entangled in Balkan troubles - Paddy Ashdown was notably interventionist.

Platelets

1. The platelets that become entangled in the location of the injury release a substance that collects countless others to the same place. (Web site)

Leaving

1. He died in 1637, leaving to his son Ferdinand III an empire still entangled in a war and whose fortunes seemed to be increasingly fading away.
2. Hector was forced to turn his horses' heads and retire from the enclosure, leaving his men entangled in the fosse to escape as they could. (Web site)

Caesar

1. But rather than being able to swiftly move on ad deal with the remaining Pompeians, Caesar became entangled in Egyptian politics.

Alaska

1. From 1997-2004, 52 humpback whales were reported as entangled in fishing gear in Alaska. (Web site)

Tibet

1. In the 1630s, Tibet became entangled in the power struggles between the rising Manchu and various Mongol and Oirad factions.

Theory

1. Using the theory to predict how entangled quantum particles behave provides the first opportunity to test string theory by experiment. (Web site)

Point

1. From that point there was no looking back, and as Rossi was entangled in the battle with Pedrosa behind, Lorenzo sealed a glorious second victory in MotoGP. (Web site)

Moment

1. Their moment to strike back, however, came when the Ottomans became entangled with the Austrians in a war during the Austrian invasion of Macedonia. (Web site)

Harry

1. Soon Harry finds out Draco's secret and gets himself entangled in a petulant Veela who's got one more BIG secret that will change his life.

States

1. L. Hardy, Nonlocality for 2 particles without inequalities for almost all entangled states. (Web site)

Powers

1. The other powers of the Triple Entente, however, soon became entangled in the Turkish War of Independence.

Depth

1. The record dolphin dive belongs to an orca off Alaska that became entangled in telegraph cable at a depth of 1,030 metres. (Web site)

Limit

1. Further, no limit exists on the number of particles that can become entangled. (Web site)

Anything

1. Despite contact with the material body, O Arjuna, the soul neither does anything nor is entangled.

Component

1. Oxbridge believed that pure economics involved a component of economic history and that the two were inseparably entangled.

System

1. In other words, the particles in the system can be entangled. (Web site)

Case

1. In that case, the particles are said to be "entangled".

Year

1. This porpoise is one of an estimated 60,000 cetaceans killed each year after becoming entangled in fishing gear. (Web site)

East Coast

1. As an example, each yearseveral humpback whales are entangled in fishing gear along the east coast of the United States and Canada. (Web site)

Photon

1. So, the dots remain entangled, although the precise nature of the entanglement depends on what result I got from measuring the photon. (Web site)

Forcing

1. There the ship became entangled in nets that fouled one of the propellers, forcing them to abandon the operation and return home. (Web site)

Horses

1. Poseidon also sent a bull from the sea, and the horses of Hippolytus 4 were frightened and he, entangled in the reins, was dragged to death. (Web site)

Web

1. On Sunday afternoon, December 6, 2009, the juvenile humpback whale found entangled in a web of polypropylene rope last week was set free.

Spider

1. When prey, usually an insect, becomes entangled in the web, vibrations from its struggle alert the spider, which dashes out to bite the prey.
2. The moment a prey gets entangled in the sticky web, the spider can come out to finish the job.
3. The Return of Tarzan by Burroughs, Edgar Rice View in context But shortly afterwards he became entangled in the meshes of a cobweb and was eaten by a spider. (Web site)

Water

1. Care should be taken at all times to ensure that the national flag does not touch the ground, trail in water or become entangled in trees or other obstacles. (Web site)

Diver

1. While conducting a solo dive at a depth of 195 feet, a diver became entangled in lines and mesh bags. (Web site)

Common Dolphins

1. Small cetaceans, such as harbour porpoises and common dolphins, become entangled in bottom-set gill nets. (Web site)

Fin Whales

1. Encourage best practice approaches that will reduce the likelihood of Fin Whales being entangled in marine debris, fishing and aquaculture equipment.

Small Blood Vessels

1. These abnormally shaped cells may become entangled and block blood flow in the small blood vessels (capillaries). (Web site)

Story

1. The story is told thus: "Ira-waru hooked a fish and in pulling it in his line became entangled with that of Maui. (Web site)

West Side Story

1. West Side Story is a 1961 film adaptation of the same-titled musical play about two lovers heavily entangled in two rival New York City gangs.

Lives

1. Harry frequently finds himself entangled in dangerous adventures but he always lives to tell the tale. (Web site)
2. Science writers often compare such particles to identical twins, who begin their lives literally entangled.
3. He finds to his amazement that the story of the woman in white may be entangled with the lives of the two sisters.

First

1. First he laid charge upon the horsemen; these he bade hold in their horses nor be entangled in the throng. (Web site)

Quantum Mechanics

1. I will demonstrate that quantum mechanics is the only theory from the set in which composite systems can be in entangled (non-separable) states.
2. According to quantum mechanics they are entangled while local realism limits the correlation of subsequent measurements of the particles. (Web site)

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