Sentence examples for manipulate the group from inspiring English sources

Some would try to manipulate the group.

Discusys is a discussion support system that aims to augment the participants capabilities in group brainstorming by implementing 1. separation of private and public area during initial idea generation to allow ideas to mature without judgment of others 2. quick input and navigational design to help users to create, edit, view and manipulate the group generated ideas.

The belief that people are affected by the groups in which they are active has long led policy makers to manipulate the groups to which people are exposed.

It was really all Mr. Breeden's fault, the elder Bennetts argued, because he "quarterbacked" Federal investigations and manipulated the group's books in a plot to force it into insolvency and take control for himself.

We tested these assumptions in a three-way design manipulating the group membership of the authority (in-group vs. out-group), the nature of voice (provided vs. denied) and the nature of group membership knowledge (the authority knows or does not know the voice recipient's group membership).

This study manipulated the grouping between shapes and found that fMRI response from the inferior intraparietal sulcus (IPS) was higher for the disconnected (ungrouped) than for the connected (grouped) shapes in a task in which observers simply watched the displays and performed a simple image motion jitter detection task.

Since both dynamic reactions manipulate the same functional group, combining the two dynamic exchange processes leads to connected dynamic systems with unusually large complexity evolution.

Sometimes she manipulated the larger group through her movements.

After manipulating the protecting group and introduction of a methylenephosphate unit, the synthesis of the target novel cytidine phosphonate was achieved.

Through manipulating the acceptor group attached to TPA unit, the electronic properties and energy levels of the copolymers were effectively tuned.

Similar to the constrained groups, juvenile or subadults were the first to manipulate the apparatus in all groups, and to succeed in two out of the three groups (Tab. S2).