| This systems view is essential for effectively dealing with the web of gnarly problems that entangle nations and strain international relations. |
| Until now, physicists have only been able to entangle photons, electrons and atoms, using different methods in each case. |
| He growled in annoyance as he hacked through an appendage trying to entangle his legs. |
| Before now scientists only managed to entangle a few atoms close together, raising a question mark over the practicality of quantum technology. |
| Patrol boats and helicopters sometimes entangle fugitive vessels by firing a netlike device into the water in front of it. |
| White cells, red cells and platelets entangle themselves in fibrin filaments, creating what we call a clot. |
