Sentence examples for implemented to manipulate from inspiring English sources

The main contribution of this paper is the definition of operations that are consistent with the theory for vector fields and may be implemented to manipulate rasters and multi-component rasters in GIS.

Other strategies might therefore be implemented to manipulate selection so as to promote desired demographic consequences while reducing undesired evolutionary consequences.

A fuzzy controller was designed and implemented to control process performance through the extracted froth features at the desired level by manipulating the selected process variables.

Blist will become much more useful, in my mind, when users can also implement lenses to manipulate data.

We have implemented many functions to manipulate the visual outputs of an ngs.plot run, as follows: ngs.plot can accurately calculate coverage for RNA-seq.

BCS would study how these could be integrated in the designed system, in the sense that the UI or the security protocol could implement features meant to manipulate the User in such a way that she would be prepared for a possible attack; or better, in such a way that they alert the user to the security aspects.

The reason why we implemented two methods for users to manipulate the system is because we are afraid that the elder are unable to control the mouse properly.

As we have seen, implementing mathematical objects (ZF-style) as wellfounded sets and then reasoning about those wellfounded sets) is not a very satisfactory way to proceed, since NF does not have sufficient strength for us to manipulate the implemented objects with the freedom we want.

The HandlerContainer abstract class implements a number of operations to manipulate global exception handlers.

Microsoft's watermarking technology is apparently much harder to strip out than Apple's but, again, if implemented correctly, most people won't need to manipulate the files anyway.

It just seems obvious that if a kid likes to manipulate writing implements, it might make sense to stand him up in front of the board with a marker.