Sentence examples for manipulating food from inspiring English sources

The thick bristles (vibrissae) function as sensory hairs and are important for detecting, discriminating, and manipulating food.

Manipulating food at this scale could help to develop lower-fat foods that still taste great, or allow manufacturers to pack more nutrients into otherwise vitamin-free foods.

He endured the Bataan Death March and internment at Camp O'Donnell and Cabanatuan prison camp, risking serious punishment by manipulating food supplies to keep his fellow prisoners alive.

The merchants were arrested over two days in July 1992 from Baghdad's wholesale markets and charged with manipulating food supplies to drive up prices at a time when many Iraqis were suffering economically.

If fighting intensifies, that will be harder and manipulating food aid could become a weapon, as it was during fighting in 1991 and 1992, when 300,000 Somalis starved to death.

Ethiopia is one of the poorest and most aid-dependent countries in the world, and the American government and the World Bank, two of its biggest donors, are investigating potential leaks in the aid system and allegations that the government is manipulating food aid to reward political allies and literally starve out political opposition.

The upper lip is enlarged and muscular and serves to grasp and manipulate food plants.

As the animals became more adapted to aquatic locomotion and lost the ability to manipulate food with their forelimbs, they started grabbing their food and swallowing it whole.

It can be a tough act, however, given wide public fears about the dangers of radiation and the risks of genetically manipulated food.

For his part, Amador manipulates food at a basic level to create all sorts of clever items that you probably won't find anywhere else, something that is apparent when the tapas arrive as the first course.

Warner, who notes that 70 percent of the food we eat is highly processed, says that "The big question is this: 'What happens when you manipulate food, take it apart and put it back together again, all the while adding new or altered ingredients?'" For instance: Warner writes of your food being "constructed from powders," and uses as an example the Subway Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki sandwich.