Sentence examples for manipulate the role from inspiring English sources

Many oppressive regimes have tried to manipulate the role of music in their citizens' lives.

This understanding of the mechanism by which external fields affect the self-assembled amphiphilic peptide nanostructures and the silicification process allows us to manipulate the role of short amphiphilic peptides in silica formation in vitro.

The tiny, delicate puppets are paired off with performers who both manipulate the puppets and sing the roles.

The show has a cast of eight, including the actors who manipulate the puppets, in 40 roles.

In tissue engineering, mechanical forces play two different roles: One role is to manipulate the behavior of cells by mechanotransduction via mechanical stimuli, whereas the other is presented in the various mechanical properties of different types of tissue.

For example, Rock (1987) writes that "only a small fraction of the nominally enfranchised population voted in elections, which local bosses regulated by manipulating the electoral roles or by simple bribery and intimidation".

Brown added that the unit's ability to manipulate the puck played a major role in its success.

Barclays was fined £290m in June by American and British authorities for its role in trying to manipulate the interest rates, which affect the cost of borrowing for millions of customers around the world.

The boss of Barclays, Bob Diamond, is under mounting pressure after the bank was hit with fines of £290m for its "serious, widespread" role in trying to manipulate the price of crucial interest rates that affect the cost of borrowing for millions of customers around the world.

The computing resources and the remaining capacity of a running program on the Azure are monitored by the Fabric controller which manipulates the instances of roles and physical resources in the datacenter in response to a job loading.

Like the tutor in Emile, the legislator has the role of manipulating the desires of his charges, giving them the illusion of free choice without its substance.