An advantage of this arrangement, which we call the "cover" condition, is that all human players were subjected to the same experimentally manipulated influence, both direct and indirect.
CBS News's John Miller secured a State Department draft memo that he said suggested that several internal investigations were "manipulated, influenced, or simply called off" by department big shots.
One possibility pregnant with potential is the ability of light to manipulate and influence individual atoms.
Both men thought they could manipulate and influence the other guy--and they were right.
He believed, Mr. Mukhtar said, that the people had been chosen so they could be manipulated to influence the vote in favor of the Chaudhrys.
In my talk, I will explore the extent to which (and the circumstances under which) these sorts of processes may be manipulated to influence memory.
In addition, he has led the way in demonstrating that Shh and other signaling pathways can be manipulated to influence the process by which stem cells mature into motor neurons.
The second issued seldom raised before now is that in the virtual absence of independent information-gathering in Iraq, critics of Mr. Hussein say, the effects of sanctions can be manipulated to influence public opinion inside and outside the country, as a few speakers noted today.
These afford much insight into Ms. Thomas's creative mind as they show her freely experimenting with watercolor while soaking up and deftly manipulating her influences, which include Matisse, the Abstract Expressionists Clyfford Still and Barnett Newman, and members of the Washington Color School, like Morris Louis and Sam Gilliam.
They "conspire[d] to manipulate and influence the redistricting process... with the intention of obtaining enacted maps for the State House and Senate and for Congress that would favor the Republican party". The ruling describes in detail all manner of backroom dealing and horse-trading that went into the redistricting processes.
