Sentence examples for simultaneously manipulate from inspiring English sources

By changing the geometry and other parameters of those circuits, we can give these materials properties beyond what nature offers, letting us simultaneously manipulate both the electric and magnetic aspects of light in striking harmony.

This paper presents an architecture called "multi-streaming SIMD" that enables current multimedia extensions to simultaneously manipulate multiple data streams.

The results show that CRISPRi is a feasible method to simultaneously manipulate multiple genes in E. coli.

The performer controls the mouse with his tongue to simultaneously manipulate the video images (the color and size of dots are changed along with music), the piano sound, as well as the presence or absence of a beat.

The proposed multi-scale model forms a well-suited basis for realizing the collaboration concept, which allows several experts to simultaneously manipulate a shared infrastructure model on various scales while using the different design tools they are accustomed to.

To fill this technological gap and better support the collaborative design and engineering activities involved with infrastructure planning, this paper introduces a new methodology which allows engineers to simultaneously manipulate a shared multi-scale tunnel model.

Behavioural work has shown that colours and orientations can be simultaneously manipulated in WM with no impairment in performance relative to manipulation of a single feature, whereas dual task performance was impaired when both tasks involved spatial information [26].

But Ajai Vyas of Nanyang Technological University in Singapore has found evidence that Toxoplasma simultaneously manipulates its hosts in other ways.

The message, which Mr. Rothschild confirmed as his, argues that the two companies "have been hiding behind their special privileges, such as exemption from full registration with the S.E.C., while simultaneously manipulating their accounting to maximize profits and reward senior executives".

Nørgård heard in Sibelius the radicalism that later generations of composers would discover, the way his music simultaneously manipulates different kinds of material, different kinds of time, and how forward-looking his use of the orchestra is in its texture and physicality.

However, such methods do not allow the surgeon to alter the operative field while simultaneously manipulating tissue [7].