Sentence examples for manipulation case from inspiring English sources

He then considers a second manipulation case in which the manipulators tinker with the agent from a temporal distance by "programming in" the relevant psychological details that will later lead to the agent's act of murder.

Kapitan was worried about a manipulation case in which an agent was manipulated (or rather created) at a deterministic universe to act at a certain time, but yet none of her values and principles are acquired by her in ways that undermine her (compatibilist) ability to critically evaluate them.

REUTERS Former Moore Trader Pays $1 Million Fine to Settle Market Manipulation Case | Christopher Louis Pia was accused of trying to manipulate prices of palladium and platinum futures contracts on the New York Mercantile Exchange in a trading practice known as "banging the close".

The deal will force UBS to continue cooperating with the wider rate manipulation case.

Barclays struck a deferred prosecution agreement to settle its rate manipulation case.

(An oil-market manipulation case announced Thursday by the C.F.T.C. did not involve trading on any ICE-owned exchanges).

Either she must show what is defective in the manipulation cases so as to distinguish agents so manipulated from the sort of proper mesh demanded by her theory, or she must bite the same bullet and accept that these sorts of manipulated agents, by the conditions of her theory, do act of their own free wills and are morally responsible for their conduct.

The majority, however, have been created to support data analysis and manipulation use cases, and not semantics-based data modeling and management.

In the rate manipulation cases, critics have clamored for more potent penalties, seeking convictions against parent companies.

They investigated 365 earnings manipulation cases and showed that CEOs with many "out-of-the-money" options were more likely to misrepresent their company's financial results (and get caught doing it!).

These ranged from the mass frauds of the US sub-prime mortgage meltdown to the fraud-and bribery-induced bankruptcy of Jefferson County, Alabama to multitrillion-dollar market manipulation cases like the Libor scandal, so well known to British readers (but less well known to American ones).