Sentence examples for from the manipulation from inspiring English sources

In the predigital seventies, electronic music came either from the manipulation of tape recorders or from oscillators whose sensitivity to heat made them capricious.

It derives unimaginable power from the manipulation of light waves and the compression of relatively small amounts of energy into impossibly short periods of time.

Homeowners may have benefited from the manipulation in Libor by paying less interest on their mortgages, but Freddie Mac received less income on these financial instruments.

The fallout from the manipulation of the London interbank offered rate, or Libor, has already cost banks $2.5 billion in penalties, not to mention loss of reputation.

That is likely to encourage the Justice Department to pursue cases from the manipulation of Libor against individuals for conduct that took place in the last 10 years.

The dialogue is funny, but it is the physicality that is wonderful here – from the manipulation of the puppets to the increasingly ludicrous exploits of two acrobats to deliver Pyramus a decent bunch of flowers.

EEG data were segmented into 3-s epochs for the manipulation period from the onset of the instruction for manipulation (e.g. arrow for the visual WM condition).

For all the calls to preserve the purity of sport, separate from the manipulations of the state, when, exactly, has that been the case?

With calls for boycotts of this year's Olympic games in Beijing, Harvey Araton wonders whether sports can ever be free from the manipulations of the state.

This project, ranging from the manipulations of a DJ to performances by a classical string quartet, may be the very definition of postmodernism.

In the PNAS article, lead researcher Adam Kramer and his team note that "the effect sizes from the manipulations are small".