Sentence examples for difficult to be manipulated with from inspiring English sources

Hence, particles which are larger than μm-order in diameter are difficult to be manipulated with MHz-band ultrasound.

Yet, individual difference variables are difficult to be manipulated when designing mass media and especially short films.

The mobility of the detached retina is relatively higher and more difficult to be manipulated due to the size and location of the retinal tears.

Although not everyone loved it, a critic of The New York Times marveled that "anything so difficult as flags could be manipulated with such skill and produce such a really beautiful picture".

"The pitch is unerringly right, the tone is mellow without being mushy, difficult leaps and runs are manipulated with the easy unobtrusiveness of a magician".

Although some material have been successfully aligned [24], it is very difficult to manipulate CNTs to form arrays, which makes it difficult to be economical and practical.

In critically ill patients, it is often difficult to interpret blood pressure in isolation because vasoactive agents can be manipulated to alter the blood pressure.

While the mechanical properties of polymers can be manipulated, it remains difficult to create a stent with the same radial force and limited recoil compared to metal stents.

If you don't try to clarify with thought, meditation and intuition, the choices that are difficult you end up being manipulated by media, by leaders, by your own apathy and exhaustion from data over-stimulation.

The tweezers successfully captured, conveyed, and positioned single cell-sized liposomes with diameters of 5 23 µm, which are difficult to manipulate with conventional manipulation methodologies, such as optical tweezers or glass micropipettes, due to the similarities between their optical properties and those of the media, as well as the ease with which they are deformed or broken.

Before then, images were mainly captured on film, which was crude, imprecise and produced analog images that were difficult to manipulate with computers.