Even numerous mobile nodes require only a few cluster headers to manipulate wireless communications.
Last week, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, independent of Connecticut, and three other members of Congress wrote a letter to Julius Genachowski, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, raising the specter that an equipment sale might permit the Chinese government to manipulate parts of the communications network, making it possible to disrupt or intercept phone calls and Internet messages.
In his autobiography, he wrote gleefully of his attempts to manipulate media coverage of his big communications company, Bloomberg L.P., by means of his wealth.
Your cover story lauds Mr. Whitacre's Texas-size ego and his determination to manipulate capital investments in our nation's communications infrastructure with the aim of coercing regulators to enact more lenient regulations all of this to satiate his desire to re-create a monopoly that was broken up in 1984.
More recently, Fed credibility allows it to use its "communications tools", providing forward guidance to manipulate expectations, presumably for the betterment of overall economic activity.
In 1999, researchers hailed a string of firsts in crafting photonic crystals, structures that have the potential to manipulate photons as semiconductors do electrons, and might revolutionize the communications and computing industries.
It would be easier for Mr. Sidgmore and Mr. Roberts to manipulate such a candidate, it is thought, because of the complexity involved in running a communications company the size of WorldCom.
"We have discovered no evidence in our investigation that any of our forces did anything to manipulate the evidence at the scene or the bodies," said the deputy chief of staff for communications for General McChrystal, Rear Adm. Gregory J. Smith.
Not to manipulate, but to teach.
