Sentence examples for manipulation I from inspiring English sources
This paper describes a unique mechanism that generates longitudinally traveling waves as a means for fluid manipulation i.e., self-propulsion or pumping in low Reynolds number environments.
Gene expression and stability were evaluated among 15 channel catfish tissues and within physiologically-relevant tissues in response to experimental manipulation (i.e. LHRH injection, fasting, and acute stress).
13550_2013_144_MOESM1_ESM.jpeg Additional file 1: Figure S1: Representative frozen sections from patient surgical specimen showing (left) H&E, (center) digital autoradiogram without digital manipulation, i.e., each section is quantitatively comparable, and (right) digital autoradiogram optimized to maximize contrast.
In the present study, we combined a corpus analysis approach with an experimental manipulation (i.e., a parafoveal modification of the moving mask technique, Rayner & Bertera, 1979), so that, either (a) word n + 1, (b) word n + 2, (c) both words, or (d) neither word was masked.
The aim of this paper is to present a method to guarantee the kinetostatic consistency in observation of human manipulation, i.e. the consistency between the observed hand posture and the tactile information on the contact between the fingertips and the objects.
No off-device editing or manipulation, i.e., with a laptop or desktop computer, was permitted.
A7 NATIONAL A14-21 ManIsulation Is Reported In California Energy Prices California electricity and natural gas prices were driven higher because of widespread manipulation and misconduct by Enron and more than 30 other energy companies during the 2000-2001 energy crisis that threatened the state's solvency, federal energy regulators said.
To test the fragility of this algorithm under malicious operations, we investigate the performance under three typical content-changing manipulations, i.e., cropping, adding, and replacing.
We examined whether a short-term, off-field training intervention using different video speed manipulations (i.e., normal speed, 75%, and 125% of normal speed), enhances the offside decision-making performance of international level assistant referees.
The potential ease, with which future studies on plasmid host range, conjugational efficiency, and other properties of pX1.0 can be carried out, is thus greatly enhanced by the ability to perform discrete manipulations (i.e. removing or replacing modules) with simple molecular techniques such as restriction endonuclease- and ligase reactions.
These experiments show that the ability of human subjects to compare the frequency of two vibrations is diminished by 3 manipulations: (i) increasing the somatotopic distance between the vibrations; (ii) adjusting the amplitudes of the vibrations to offset differences in their rms velocity (or energy); and (iii) adding noise to the temporal structure of the vibrations.
