Finding a profit motive in social policy fits well with the politically conservative views of the researchers engaged in this supermarket manipulation: two Republican-leaning academics at New Mexico State University in Las Cruces.
Over the years, this system has been used in a variety of academic and commercial projects ranging from formal program manipulation to conversion of COBOL systems.
Therefore, microfluidic bio-particle manipulation has attracted a significant attention from the academic community.
Nearly a decade ago, in Political Science Quarterly, a Mississippi academic, Jeffrey Cavanaugh, discussed how the warnings of a "Red juggernaut," the manipulation of opinion during the Vietnam War, and reports about Iraqi weapons of mass destruction swayed voters.
The convenient manipulation of utopian dogmas, whether by commercial developers or academic polemicists, have little place in a postmodern world.
TALENs, a recently developed genome editing method, has proved to be a more accessible genetic manipulation tool since TALENs can readily be manufactured in academic research labs with common existing molecular biology reagents and expertise [ 10].
My city has suffered grievously from population manipulation and the failed social experiments of scientists, academics and politicians.
The academic career of German social psychologist Jens Förster, under suspicion of data manipulation, is unraveling.
Although their numbers were small, rheumatologists practicing in an institutional practice were more likely to perceive benefit from spinal manipulation and body work compared with their colleagues in group and academic settings.
Private nuisance has received a range of criticism, with academics arguing that its concepts are poorly defined and open to judicial manipulation; Conor Gearty has written that "Private nuisance has, if anything, become even more confused and confusing.
