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entangle

[en-tang-guhl] / ɛnˈtæŋ gəl /


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One dot emits a single photon and the other generates an entangled photon pair.

From Science Daily

By contrast, Gershkovich’s fate is entangled in a U.S.-Russian relationship inflamed by Russian President Vladimir Putin’s brutal invasion of Ukraine and his obsession with perceived threats from the United States and NATO.

From Washington Post

A different kind of harmony emerges at the end, as the dancers, all but Westwater, entangle in soft, heavy embraces.

From New York Times

Then, Bell proved that these conditions are violated in some setups in which Alice and Bob measure an entangled quantum state.

From Scientific American

With no end of the fighting in sight, concern is growing that a battle that has transformed Sudan with extraordinary speed might end up entangling other nations in the volatile region.

From New York Times