Sentence examples for manipulating the relationship between from inspiring English sources

With its six 24-hour cable channels, 46 international networks and more than 750 radio affiliates, ESPN is everywhere, the hulking superstructure of the sports world, forever manipulating the relationship between sports and fans.

Red Bull stood accused of manipulating the relationship between the torque produced by the Red Bull RB8 and the degree to which the throttle was open — particularly in medium-speed corners — thereby allowing more air to pass through the exhaust and over the diffuser, generating more downforce.

This was examined in Experiment 3 by manipulating the relationship between eye regions and face contours.

Encouraging local police to assassinate Panther members, planting informants in the party whose duplicity led to murders, sending letters implying infidelities to spouses of party members, manipulating the relationships between Newton and Cleaver so they were at each other's throats.

If this model is correct, and if CFFT increases accompany motion-direction sensitivity improvements, then manipulating the relationships between the motion-direction stimuli and the task-targets should affect whether CFFT changes.

This review demonstrates how recent advances in ultrahigh-throughput screening, mutational scanning, DNA synthesis, metagenomics, and machine learning will soon make it possible to model, predict, and manipulate the relationship between protein sequence and function, accelerating the tailor design of novel biocatalysts.

We manipulated the relationship between movement and visual feedback in order to force the participants to adapt to a new motor-sensory map (environment).

Mr Netanyahu's critics say he's manipulating the close relationship between Israel and the US for political advantage.

Manipulating the reciprocal relationship between elastase and elafin to increase elafin expression could prove beneficial to breast cancer patients.

Infant saccades were investigated by manipulating the spatial relationship between central and peripheral stimuli and the location where attractive stimuli appear.

First, we identified semantic areas by manipulating the semantic relationship between stimuli; on the other hand, previous investigations characterized semantic priming in terms of repeated relative to initial semantic processing of exactly the same stimuli [e.g., Wagner et al., 1997, 2000; Buckner et al., 1998; Koutstaal et al., 2001].