Prior to a second interaction, eyespots of familiar size-matched combatants were manipulated to reverse information conveyed by this visual signal.
I'm talking about an attempt to create a machine that "understands" how to manipulate language to convey freshness, wisdom and emotional depth.
Frank Auerbach's retrospective at Tate Britain is, as expected, spectacular but made me think about how difficult it is for art institutions (museums and curators, in particular) to allow love, understood as that which motivates, on one side, artists to manipulate pigments to convey someone's presence and, on the other side, a sitter to sit for an artist.
(Actors manipulate the puppets to convey the animals' souls).
Whereas other researchers manipulated many aspects of dress (e.g., Maurer and Robinson 2008; Whatley 2005) or did not explain what aspects were manipulated (Cassidy and Hurrell 1995) to convey provocativeness or sexiness of dress, Workman and Orr manipulated only one aspect of dress: skirt length.
On the concurring side is Dr. Richard Dawkins, an evolutionary biologist at Oxford University who with John Krebs wrote an influential paper in 1978 about various animal signals and whether they were intended to convey information or to manipulate the recipient.
Assuming that a Website's basic purpose is to convey information or to let users manipulate data, text on the site should be highly legible.
American policymakers accused China of manipulating its currency for competitive gain and flew to Beijing to convey their displeasure.
The most important thing is that you get away from that person, but, if you can, try to leave the situation with calm and confidence to convey the message that they can't manipulate you.
Learners may manipulate physical objects seemingly meaningfully, but that does not necessarily mean that the abstract concepts that these objects aim to convey are understood.
