Sentence examples for measuring and manipulating from inspiring English sources

The announcement, in other words, seems to have had an unintended negative effect, a jarring outcome for a government that has proved itself adept at measuring and manipulating public opinion.

Budesheim (2011) challenged such definitions and called for more clarity in measuring and manipulating objectification.

The advent of new tools for measuring and manipulating neurons, alongside the inclusion of multiple new animal models and sensory systems has led to the generation of many novel datasets.

By adding protection functions to both the objective functions and constraints susceptible to dual uncertainties without any distributions, it improved upon previous methods through simultaneously measuring and manipulating expected return risk and resource-environmental compliance risk.

Researchers have coupled these animal models with invasive methods for measuring and manipulating neural function with a high degree of spatial and temporal localization in order to provide a detailed picture of the neural mechanisms that maintain addiction.

This report focuses on nanotools based on the scanning force microscope (SFM) for imaging, measuring, and manipulating biological matter at the sub-micron scale.

The burgeoning "cognitive revolution" in psychology held that goings-on inside the mind could be measured and manipulated too.

Time is the subject, measured and manipulated, felt and observed, by 20th-century composers from John Cage ("4'33" ") to Gyorgy Ligeti ("Symphonic Poem" for multiple metronomes).

But the computer would work only if the operator could interact with it without destroying the superposition.Dr Haroche and Dr Wineland led independent teams which, beginning in the 1980s, devised ways to measure and manipulate particles while preserving superposition.

"This invention gave scientists the ability to image, measure and manipulate atoms for the first time, and opened new avenues for information technology that we are still pursuing today".

Quantum systems are notoriously fickle to measure and manipulate, but if harnessed could transform computing.