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The controversy surrounding the privatization plan centered both on the price offered to shareholders and on allegations that a shareholder meeting in February where the deal was approved had been manipulated via a process known as "share splitting".

ZnO nanostructures were manipulated, via a low-temperature solution process, from pure nanorod arrays to complex nanostructures of microflowers on nanorod arrays with adjusted quantities of flowers.

Additionally, the lesser metatarsus was affixed to the test apparatus while the first ray was left free to be manipulated via a carbon fiber rod attached to a pneumatic actuator.

In particular, the input-output relation in the SLH framework is given by dA_{mathrm{out}} = S, dA_{mathrm{in}} + L, dt, (5) where the (dA_{mathrm{in}/mathrm{out},j}), (j=1,2,dots, n) are to be understood as quantum stochastic processes whose differentials can be manipulated via a quantum Ito calculus [38].

The first step of operative planning utilises 3D reconstructions of preoperative cross-sectional imaging manipulated via a tablet-based interface [ 3].

In these studies, attention was manipulated to the to-be-selected feature (a particular spatial location or a particular pitch) either for a longer period ('sustained' attention) or for a shorter period in which attention is manipulated via a cue on a trial-by-trial basis ('transient' attention).

Fluency was manipulated via an easy- or difficult-to-read font.

More and more studies confirm that the cell-fate commitment can be manipulated via constructing a specific stem cell niche.

Across three studies, attention to eating was manipulated via distraction (via a computer game or TV watching) or focusing of attention to eating, and effects on subsequent snack consumption and meal memory were assessed.

STO has abundant photoelectric performance which can be directly manipulated via doping with a donor- or acceptor-type transition metal.

Follicle cells are easily imaged, exist within the context of a tissue rather than a cultured system, and may be genetically manipulated via mitotic recombination to produce homozygous mutant clones within an otherwise wild-type tissue.