Sentence examples for manipulation in which from inspiring English sources

The 60-page report describes several instances of manipulation in which felony crimes were marked down as misdemeanors.

By November, he had begun posting weird YouTube videos that talked of brainwashing and dream manipulation, in which he referred to himself as a political terrorist.

She's been sedated by his praise, and by a complicated mind game, a manipulation in which she ends up feeling complicit, despite all her best attempts to stay above the fray.

"Wendy and Lucy" is a work of self-conscious manipulation, in which Reichardt filters out the cinema's subjectivity and personalism in order to intensify the viewer's sympathy with a cipher.

Mr. Jackson also gets a scene with Ms. Staunton that's a beauty, after he has mishandled a gruesome manipulation in which Gavin uses Doyle's affection for his children against the heartsick father.

One phrase gaining particular currency in the last few years is "pump and dump," defined as "market manipulation in which a thinly traded stock is accumulated, promoted and subsequently sold at an artificially high price to unsuspecting investors".

Therefore, in the aforementioned scenario, the watermark needs to be robust only to a limited number of set of manipulations, in which case the technique is known as semi-fragile watermarking.

Ibizan artist (and Head Designer at Space Ibiza) Giuseppe Pepe has launched a campaign called Loosing My Mind, a series of picture perfect photo manipulations in which he has taken the heavy editing process to its logical conclusion: removing the face entirely.

Only a handful of studies have attempted to address the dynamic consequences of intraspecific variability in prey edibility using direct manipulations in which prey evolution was either suppressed xor promoted.

Five rats underwent the context-change manipulations, in which the lining of compartment 2 or 3 was changed by adding black plastic sheets to the walls and black sandpaper to the floor (Fig.  1 B).

To further tax attention, we compared the performance of 40,XY and 39,XY*O mice on two manipulations in which stimulus durations were attenuated: one with stimulus durations ranging from 1.0 to.25 sec and a second, more attentionally demanding manipulation, with stimulus durations ranging from.7 to.1 s.