Sentence examples for gently manipulate from inspiring English sources

They used laser beams to gently manipulate an atom, essentially putting it in two places at once.

"Our goal is the realization of a robot arm and hand system which can physically interact with humans and gently manipulate objects".

After having clearly recognized the passing nerve root and the dural sac, the operating sheath with beveled opening serves as a second instrument to protect and gently manipulate the neural structures in order to expose and remove the disc herniation.

Lay it on the butcher-paper outline (see Part 1, Step 3) and gently manipulate the item into its original shape.

And he's back gently manipulating his subjects until they reveal their vulnerability and humanity.

It consists of 16 monitors in a circle, each playing a video loop of white-gloved hands gently manipulating seemingly ordinary objects against a blank white studio background.

But what Mr Wilson gently manipulated, Mr Blair span outrageously.The further New Labour pivoted towards the middle-class-populated centre ground, the louder its members trumpeted their football love.

In fact, you don't do much at all apart from having bits of your body gently manipulated to loosen up, relax the muscles and help you feel taller.

One sentence read: "At times we may shift our focus towards the difference between what might be considered 'real sound' and its transcription as produced by the musical instruments and other means". And indeed, the music's primary elements are a gently manipulated recording of a field by a motorway, and a string quartet responding idiomatically to the recording.

The swirling and lifting of Todd Allen and Rommel Salveron's dance descended into quietude, with Salveron gently manipulating Allen's arms and hands; the confrontational world of Alison Clancy and Valdez, with its boxing gestures and atmosphere of urban menace, was offset by cartoonish mugging.

That's why it's so bewitching to contemplate the work of hands that have special skills: a teacher communicating in sign language with the deaf, a dentist gently manipulating a drill, a surgeon repairing a shattered finger, a puppeteer bringing a character to life onstage.