Sentence examples for manipulating many from inspiring English sources

Quantum computers speed up operation by simultaneously storing and manipulating many pieces of classical information embedded in a quantum state of many quantum bits.

The design process, involves "a sophisticated mental process capable of manipulating many kinds of information, blending them all into a coherent set of ideas and, finally, generating some realization of those ideas" (Lawson, 1997, p. 10).

This false perception came from the Trump campaign successfully manipulating many voters into believing that Clinton is less honest, in spite of the evidence that she is much more honest than Trump.

While Paxton conceded that Trump was manipulating many Fascistic styles and themes, he said, "If Donald Trump puts his followers in colored shirts and they begin to fight in the streets, then you've got Fascism".

Pelc-Mcarthur blurs the line between tangible and intangible, but she also investigates virtual and physical boundaries by manipulating many media ranging from paintings and web-based projects to videos and even sculptures to generate her eye-catching, bold-colored hybrid-paintings.

The development of modern producer strains with metabolically engineered pathways poses special problems that often require manipulating many genes and expressing them individually at different levels or under separate regulatory controls.

"Eventually, they will try to manipulate the board the same way they manipulate many groups in civil society," Mr. Barka said.

That is because, if prices had been manipulated, many energy sellers could no longer use high natural gas costs as an excuse for charging high power prices.

Set up just right, a collection of such quantum switches can, in principle, be used to build a computer that manipulates many numbers at once -- transforming millions of numbers in one step, or, via mind-numbingly complex manipulations, factoring the numbers that support our financial and national security.

(Witness the ongoing carnage in Iraq, which the Times manipulated many of its readers into supporting!) Only charter members of the Big Media club, which performed so shamefully during the run-up to both the war and the Libby trial, could conclude otherwise.

He adroitly manipulates many of the figures who nominally hold power in the country, from the naive Eddard Stark and the rest of his family, to the spymaster and advisor Varys, all the way on up to members of the ostensibly shrewd and puissant Lannister family, ultimately hoping to secure his own titles and lands.