Examples of using Entangled in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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From there the two blades entangled with each other softly, trying to break
He entangled with Kanaria whose eyes were full tears in her eyes
Getting your husband entangled in that feud, though, is something I would like you to reconsider.」.
How entangled are you by your fears,
Later, Mark discovers himself entangled in a series of bad behavior such as a bank robbery,….
An illustration of a phosphorus nuclear spin entangled with its bound electron spin.
The challenge is now to be the first to create a network of multiple entangled nodes- the first version of a quantum internet," professor Hanson says.
the three strands of amino acid chains are entangled to form a spiral structure, which ensures the mechanical strength of the tissue.
If they are entangled, they remain coordinated no matter how far apart they may be.
The Buddha lived in a society entangled and confused by sixty-two divergent views and one hundred and eight types of craving.
Entangled by countless tubes and tentacles,
The challenge is now to be the first to create a network of multiple entangled nodes: the first version of a quantum internet', professor Hanson states.
Vritra was entangled by the Kyuubi's nine tails and roared out in pain!… Even Saji…!
To remain connected, Stranger still, entangled particles seem no matter how far apart they are.
While there's no direct evidence wormholes exist, two entangled particles. the same kind of connection links.
After a while you can find yourself entangled with networks of intrigues and lies, so you should be especially careful.
The challenge is now to be the first to create a network of multiple entangled nodes-the first version of a quantum internet," professor Hanson says.
After the wire rope is finished, the entangled rope should be carefully pressed separately.
A sea turtle entangled in a fishing net swims off the coast of Tenerife,
Physicists in China have broken their own record for the number of photons entangled in a"Schrödinger's cat state".