Example Concept: In a quantum teleportation protocol, two parties, traditionally named Alice and Bob, share an entangled pair of qubits. Alice performs a joint measurement on her part of the entangled pair and the qubit she wishes to teleport, sending the classical measurement results to Bob. Using these results, Bob applies specific quantum gates to his part of the entangled pair, reconstructing the original qubit state. The fidelity of this process relies heavily on the quality of the entanglement, as any decoherence or noise affecting the entangled pair can degrade the teleportation accuracy.