The piano reference was not arbitrary; top-level StarCraft requires as many as three hundred actions per minute, or A.P.M.; an élite practitioner's left hand, as it manipulates the keyboard, can appear almost to be playing Chopin.
Anti-religious hate speech has thus become all too prevalent in modern France, as it is manipulated for political purposes.
The overall Amazon product rating score of such product simply can't be trusted, as it is manipulated by the seller.
We Need Mirrors," by Ben Frost and Daniel Bjarnason, was mated to an ambitious stream of morphing faces and landscapes, created (or as the program put it, manipulated) by Brian Eno and Nick Robertson.
If the declaration is moved it doesn't matter as the base values can never change and when the renderer uses the variant data it has to create a new copy as it cannot manipulate the content of the base data.
"A big engine" is how he is described by Liam Cunningham playing Father Moran (based on Father Denis Faul, the worldly, canny country priest who was first admired by republican prisoners but fell into disfavour after he condemned the movement for, as he saw it, manipulating the hunger strikers).
Karzai explained that the media in the region was not like that in the West, as it was easily manipulated by governments.
"We were lucky to be able to shoot on a beautiful sunny day, and almost the entire film was shot with natural light, so we got some great images that gave us the possibility of reaching any result we wanted, as long as it was well manipulated".
This format is well suited to online visualisation in phylogenetics, as it can be manipulated and explored in a web browser, produces small files (for a tree of 677 genomes, file size is 324k for SVG compared to 1.6 megabytes for a PNG), and can be animated and linked using standard web scripts such as Javascript and CSS (See Figure 1).
In addition, the CD28 pathway is an area of considerable research interest as it can be manipulated by a number of therapeutics: blocking this pathway is being used to treat autoimmune and inflammatory disease and to prevent transplant rejection (Salomon and Bluestone, 2001).
