Sentence examples for possibility of manipulation from inspiring English sources

The preliminary report prepared by the staff of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission contrasts with the agency's approach at the outset of the California crisis two years ago, when it played down the possibility of manipulation.

In releasing its proposed rules for wholesale power markets, the commission focused on what it said were the advantages of using one system for the whole country: less possibility of manipulation and more access to cheap power for customers in underserved areas.

I'm reminded of the delightful shock of first seeing a movie on VHS, which turned out to be very different from watching a movie broadcast on television, because it offered the possibility of manipulation: freeze-frame, slow motion, fast-forward, and rewind.

Combining advantages of nanoscale architectures, including drastic concentration of electric field, possibility of manipulation at the nanoscale etc, and high phase and spectral sensitivities, PSLRs promise the advancement of current state-of-the-art plasmonic biosensing technology toward single molecule label-free detection.

Extended temporized automata enhance temporized automata by providing the possibility of manipulation of non-temporal variables.

PWC said: "The acceptance of a late bid in whatever form created the possibility of manipulation, which could have been avoided or significantly reduced, either by excluding the late bid... or by delaying the opening of all bids". Dreamstar won the contract race but did not have the finances available to purchase the lease within the four-week timeframe.

The only difference in someone who feels duped in a matter, possibly after the fact, and the one who recognized the possibility of manipulations by another's free will, and still acquiesced to a request (for instance), is perspective.

I think it is important that the people get to know the possibilities of manipulation techniques".

The fact that pharmacologic manipulation of cell signaling restored autophagy in cells exposed to HIV-1-infected cells raises the possibility of therapeutic manipulation of cell signaling to restore autophagy in HIV-1 infection.

Possibility of process manipulation may substantially enhance the process effectiveness.

Several industry speakers called on the commission to investigate the possibility of market manipulation in cotton trading during that period.