There's much, much more on cigarettes, and props, and timing, and the old acting style of a Richardson or a Gielgud versus the ubiquitous documentary style of reality TV, and there's a great disquisition on Pinter's No Man's Land, and how to manipulate timing, and inflections, and the "huge armoury of mannerisms they have at their disposal", and several things are instantly apparent.
Second, banks can manipulate the timing of payments to maximize penalty charges.
More than half of the eleven and a half thousand signals in the five boroughs are connected to computers in the management center, and the city's traffic engineers can manipulate the timing of those signals throughout the day.
As our study shows, high-status parents are more likely to break the age rule and manipulate the timing of school entry for their children.
We expect that families from better backgrounds have more resources with which to manipulate the timing of their child's school entry.
Instead the optimal strategy may be to manipulate the timing, intensity and spatial distribution of grazing to gradually transition the state of the grassland towards a more diverse plant community.
In practice, however, given that only one school-starting date in September is offered by the school system each year, it is easier for parents of September–December-born children to manipulate the timing of their children's school entry.
To corroborate this hypothesis, further studies are needed that systematically manipulate stimulus timing and frequency differences and test whether MEG enhancement effects are linked to behavioral facilitation.
Our study motivates future studies to manipulate the timing of perceived cues and their reliability throughout the ontogeny of the focal phenotype, as well as to determine the system-specific proximate mechanisms of costs of developmental rates at the cellular, tissue and whole-organism levels.
To manipulate replication timing, a two-step method was used in order to create a clean deletion of the early and efficient origin, ARS607 (supplementary fig. S2).
To characterize the extent to which selective attention mechanisms are impaired when information is not time-locked, in Experiment 3 we manipulated the timing of the onset of the HUD-based secondary information (−500, −250, 0, 250, and 500 milliseconds relative to primary visual search task onset).
