Sentence examples for manipulated as well from inspiring English sources
Like a PC, the machine would run on a microprocessor so that data could be manipulated as well as displayed.
Similarly, the role of environmental constraints that contribute to metabolic fluxes might have to be manipulated as well.
With the multistage optimization framework, the improvements of the compression efficiency and the aerodynamic performance are both achieved and the balance between them is carefully manipulated as well.
Camera surveillance, radar, satellites images have not been very reliable so far as they fail to work in drastic weather conditions and can be manipulated as well.
63, 66 The local density of states of photons can be manipulated as well as the in-coupling with the absorbing structure.
The nucleotides on screen had to be big enough to be manipulated as well as seen so graphics size quickly became a problem.
The carrier for all experimental auditory stimuli was iterated ripple noise (Yost, 1996): this carrier was chosen because it can be manipulated to code pitch variations as well as allowing convolution with HRTFs and was therefore suitable for constructing uniform auditory control as well as auditory spatial tasks (Warren and Griffiths, 2003).
Christopher Cerrone used heavily manipulated electronics, as well as tremolando string writing, in his tweaking of the Andantino, at times setting the piano line against a heavily processed computer track instead of live strings and woodwinds.
In the current study each subject participated in six functional brain imaging sessions of an intermodal selective attention task that independently manipulated attention as well as tone frequency, intensity, ear of delivery, and image acquisition parameters (sparse vs. continuous imaging).
Much of his success after his return to Apple came not just from embracing virtues such as patience and appreciation of the creative process, but striking hard bargains and knowing how to manipulate opponents as well as friends.
In the Tao quartet, Wesley Chu set the groundwork for a series of intriguing novels: millennia ago, the alien Quasings crash-landed on Earth and, in a bid to return to their homeworld, inhabited the heads of human hosts, manipulating leaders as well as ordinary citizens, to spur human invention.
