Sentence examples for manipulate on from inspiring English sources
This makes Tennessee's defense one of the easiest to prepare for during the week, but also, when it's playing well, one of the hardest to manipulate on Sunday.
For Zac, Minecraft represents an utterly logical yet creatively fecund world that he can explore and manipulate on his own terms.
Highlights from this week's Real Estate section: When it comes to measuring the square footage of New York City apartments, the tale told by the tape can be exaggerated, massaged, misrepresented and manipulate; on Staten Island, George Burke fell in love with a mansion when he was a youth and eventually became not only the grand old house's owner, but its protector.
And it has other natural elements like smoke and fire that you can manipulate on your iPad or iPhone.
When they come around on the screen you pick up the Chumby and swing it around, moving balls and whatever else you need to manipulate on screen.
Apple has been looking at ways to extend the control power of stylus input methods, patenting a touch sensitive stylus which could allow for users to manipulate on screen objects depending on how and where they place their fingers on the stylus shaft itself.
Of the 20 apps I tested, not even one lets you handle and manipulate on-screen 3-D objects with your fingers — a deck of cards, a knob, a glob of Silly Putty.
We also discuss why we recommend using gestural manipulations that enable users to directly manipulate on-screen objects instead of issuing commands with symbolic gestures whose meaning varies among different users, contexts, and cultures.
They enable computer users to click, drag, drop and otherwise manipulate on-screen imagery and turn those actions into digitally generated performances.
Relying on them in the conference room, using a connected "wand" to manipulate on-screen data, can make the user look almost like they're conducting an unseen symphony.
Those who take the test on a computer will see a new breed of questions — free-response questions in which students manipulate on-screen images to form their conclusions.
