In the second experiment the same conditions were used except that the content of the containers was revealed by strings without any human manipulation.
Combined, the commission report and "A Sea in Flames" offer a revealing, thoughtful history of a moment when human manipulation of nature malfunctioned spectacularly.
So photography was born partly as a kind of convenience, a labor-saving alternative to drawing, but also an impersonal machine, dispassionate, unlike the human hand, except that it soon became obvious to Talbot and every other thinking person that photography, like drawing, was still inescapably a tool of human manipulation and individual taste.
Sexuality always contains an element beyond human manipulation, however free we think we are.
Or is she a strong figure who rises above a petty game of human manipulation?
Yet up against the hope, no matter how distant, of medical cures for devastating diseases, the traditional appeals about the sanctity of life and the warnings about a slippery slope toward human manipulation have gained little traction.
Choreography is an image of human behavior and energy, but Edwaard Liang's "Woven Dreams" was merely an arrant display of human manipulation, with one sensationalist effect succeeding another without the least connecting sense of expressiveness or serious response to music (a taped assortment of string music highlights by four composers).
Tomorrow's power-hungry media barons, like William Randolph Hearst a century ago, must be overjoyed that human manipulation is simply the way things work.
This necessitated human manipulation of soil and water environment to induce a drought response of higher grain productivity.
Infants, dogs, and even those least amenable to human manipulation: cats.
