| Vocal skill development is an interesting example, for there is no obvious visible or easily manipulable body part engaged in the activity. |
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| However, most of these investigations were done in the laboratory, where both animals and their environments are under control and manipulable. |
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| Moreover, the rule is highly manipulable, depending, among other things, on how broadly or narrowly a court construes the field in question. |
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| A camera's light sensitivity is dependent on a number of manipulable factors. |
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| Performance indicators are always partial and are always manipulable. |
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| But the microbiome is medically accessible and manipulable in a way that the human genome is not. |
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| In fact, it is the polar opposite of that slippery, disgusting, ever manipulable entity called History. |
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| Unlike microorganisms, enzymes have the advantage of being manipulable almost like a chemical molecule, they have fewer secondary reactions and they do not multiply, and thus, problems of biomass do not arise. |
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| I cannot accept Amendment No 38 because the definition of manipulable materials is already foreseen in the annex and will be discussed further in the Standing Veterinary Committee. |
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| Liberty presents us with a political world fashioned from our own efforts, manipulable by comparison with the retractable spiritual realm. |
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| Unlike the other characters, Alice is both arch manipulator and manipulable instrument, and she has to be played simultaneously on several levels. |
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| But in contrast to Walther's manipulable sculptures, Teepe's say, Look but don't touch. |
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| By becoming a manipulable object, he lives outside his sacred character. |
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| It aggressively occludes absence, implying that there is only presence and one kind of presence that reveals everything in this world as fully calculable and manipulable. |
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