| It captures honest moments of weirdness, but it also manipulates images and music to evoke emotion. |
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| In art classes, each student explores and manipulates varied tools and mediums. |
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| The problem comes when a swimmer or diver manipulates the brain's automatic breathing control device through hyperventilation. |
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| Organizations hoping to discredit him claim he manipulates facts and stretches artistic license. |
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| The puppeteer holds the puppet in one hand and manipulates the hands with the strings to the accompaniment of music. |
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| Apple manipulates several narratives to continue to make its products interesting fodder for journalists. |
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| He eventually manipulates his clingy girlfriend into the arms of another man, Murry, a wealthy beer distributor with a significant comb-over. |
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| He handily manipulates the criminals by secretly sending a telegram to the police. |
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| The nani manipulates the history teacher to teach Saben music and in the scene, Nani instructs her in the basics of dance. |
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| Rimbaud boldly manipulates Warhol's voice in befitting manner, filtering the artist's voice prismatically in varying ways. |
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| Catherine Gill gives a stunning performance as the wickedly devilish sith that toys with Brian and manipulates his every move. |
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| The seller controls and manipulates information about its products or services to influence buyer behavior. |
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| He manipulates people and events to suit his own purpose and any opposition to his will is seen as disloyalty. |
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| She scans old family pictures or photographs her relatives with a digital camera, and manipulates the results by computer. |
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| Craniosacral therapy is a manual technique that manipulates the flow of cerebrospinal fluid, a fluid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord. |
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| Although fortepianos have higher decay rates than their 20th Century cousins, Bilson manipulates that decay with such skill you can feel the tail of silence quiver. |
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| And the Fed manipulates the price of money by raising and lowering interest rates. |
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| The Army monopolizes the national budget, largely determines foreign policy, and manipulates domestic politics. |
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| Beethoven manipulates the first theme and offers snippet of the second, while the rhythmic element remains ever present. |
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| A surgeon sitting at a workstation manipulates a set of joystick-type controls while watching video and other images. |
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| As a puppeteer, he is the shadow and the soul of that which he manipulates. |
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| Aggressive tax planning manipulates transactions to avoid crossing the line to tax evasion. |
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| While this bond structures the confession as a dialogue, it also encourages, and sometimes manipulates, the intimacy, dependence, and abjection of the confessant. |
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| He documented and manipulated his world just as Gursky documents and manipulates ours. |
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| America's bilateral trade deficit with China does not prove that Beijing manipulates its currency, as many congressmen have argued. |
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| When the operator manipulates the controls, the backhoe can be used to quickly dig large quantities of material. |
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| When conducting survey analysis, a researcher often manipulates variables in order to test for an outcome. |
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| It is felt that the abducting parent often manipulates the media, which then launch a campaign in his or her favour. |
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| Studying his expertise as he manipulates the air, it's a privileged moment to reflect on the ten years I've played this game. |
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| Where the undeveloped individual is concerned, he realises none of this and the energy which he manipulates is of relatively small importance. |
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| The main internal factor is the hunting drive, which the trainer manipulates in order to optimise motivation to search. |
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| Animals don't come off assembly lines, nor do they obligingly stand around broadside while the hunter finds a solid rest and manipulates the power ring. |
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| In keeping with her family's long tradition of Dutch Impressionists, she manipulates thick layers of paint with a palette knife to form rich color and texture on the canvas. |
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| Dental Wings' design software, DWOS, manipulates models of dental crowns, bridges and custom abutments, digitized in its non-contact 3D laser scanners. |
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| The different countries don't have exactly the same products, but what we have in common is a society that only cares about profits and that manipulates its citizensespecially youth-in order to realize profits. |
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| Chikwava skilfully manipulates the tale of a good-hearted boy who doesn't know any better, grasping at the structure the militia can provide, and by the end we are grieving for him. |
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| Judicial corruption includes the misuse of judicial funds and power, such as when a judge hires family members to staff the court or manipulates contracts for court construction and equipment. |
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| How do you get at the mental patient or disturbed personality spouse who manipulates the system for self-vindication and makes themselves the victim of a black eye by their spouse? |
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| Marien Jongewaard plays a neurotic man who is trying to survive in a cacophonic world filled with speakers: he is friends with speakers, falls in love with speakers, and manipulates and betrays speakers. |
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| Measures light in the photosynthetic range and manipulates the CO2 level. |
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| In addition, it removes the difficulty in mimicking the way a child moves and manipulates the cords, which is an uncertainty inherent in the use of a head probe, due to the characteristics of corded window covering products. |
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| What lies behind China's huge trade surplusTHOSE who believe China effortlessly manipulates its statistics for political ends will be surprised by the country's new trade figures. |
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| Now, as in the past, the puppeteer narrates a story, manipulates the figures,gives each character an appropriate voice, and carefully choreographs sound effects and movement. |
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| Burckhardt's Constantine is a scheming secularist, a politician who manipulates all parties in a quest to secure his own power. |
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| Berlin-based producer Lotic manipulates his music like a movie director does a thriller. |
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| A powerful, old-style draftsman whose work runs from fantasy to superrealism, he manipulates the techniques of etching and aquatint to produce masterly effects of space, light and shadow. |
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| Working memory creates abstract representations or mental imagery of the world and inscribes them on a pseudo-3D sketchpad which manipulates images in the mind. |
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| If Mr Maduro suspends or manipulates elections, Venezuela should be thrown out of Latin America's various clubs. The person to lead this is Brazil's Dilma Rousseff. |
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| But Ophiocordyceps unilateralis is a stone-cold killer of carpenter ants, and it manipulates its hapless victims in an especially grisly way. |
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| The government manipulates the social programs for its own political ends. |
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| C does not provide any operator which manipulates entire strings at once. |
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| As long as the government maintains the ability to spend more than it said it would spend and manipulates the size of the surplus, having a bill that divides the surplus up is meaningless. |
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| The standout is Paul Pfeiffer's tiny video, which manipulates the image of Michael Jackson dancing into a multi-armed, fully weaponed bodhisattva. |
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| Social Engineer Akin to a con man or other sociopath, the social engineer manipulates people to gain access to systems. |
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| Closky makes lists and montages, strings together words and symbols, manipulates numbers, he uses anything with which the media inundates us daily. |
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| Chapter 1: In spite of the disapproval of the world's peoples and many governments, the United States, as part of its anti-Cuban policy, repeatedly manipulates the work of the Commission on Human Rights. |
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