Sentence examples for manipulated at a from inspiring English sources

"They are fed up with the way they live: they know they are being used by Pakistan and that they can be manipulated at a moment's notice".

As the bubble radii in these experiments are approximately 5 μm, this ensures that cells are manipulated at a safe temperature.

The multiple-crystalline nature of the nanocomposite was observed as we increased the annealing temperatures (200 600 °C) and as the shape and the nanostructures were manipulated at a particular temperature.

In the experiments the slug length was manipulated at a constant flow rate by means of a specially developed slug valve and a complete separation was ensured by a newly designed robust phase separator.

The tissues were manipulated at all times under liquid nitrogen to prevent RNA degradation.

ADAM GOPNIK: It's a key question….I suspect first because food is an easy status symbol for people to manipulate at a time when the big status symbols of houses, property,etc.

The drivers for advances in nanotechnology have been the development of tools that enable us to manipulate at an atomic scale, and materials and chemistry that allow the constructions of novel structures.

In other words, Nomis turns electronic beats into vibrant lights, both which can be manipulated at the touch of a finger. .

The MU-MIMO broadcast model is shown in Fig. 1, where K users equipped with N i receiving antennas on an individual basis and data streams manipulated at the base station by a precoder with N T antennas are sent to the corresponding receiving antennas, respectively.

"The natural environment is more than raw material to be manipulated at our pleasure; it is a wondrous work of the Creator containing a 'grammar' which sets forth ends and criteria for its wise use, not its reckless exploitation.

Yet despite being well aware that I was manipulated at every turn, I made a decision based on sentiment, and found myself rooting for George's idealism, and scoffing at his cynical mother, and hoping they wouldn't shoot the monkey, even though he'd – gasp! – stolen some eggs.