When making VR, we can certainly build upon knowledge of how cinema successfully manipulates time, architecture manipulates space, theater manipulates performance and so on.
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What happens when it's mixed with technology that manipulates audio?
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It then manipulates those relationships in order to achieve dominance.
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There's no evidence that Google manipulates information to stifle conservative voices.
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China manipulates the yuan by largely pinning it to the dollar.
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No one manipulates an audience with clothing better than this woman!!!!
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Littlefinger knows now, and so he manipulates, because that's what he does.
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With relish and malice, he manipulates the lives of his family members.
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McKay depicts it in a way that almost manipulates you into laughing.
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He shoots color film and manipulates the color in the analog darkroom.
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It reads like a script of how a predator manipulates his prey.
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She manipulates people… [but] sometimes she's very honest and speaks her heart.
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But Trump's concern about how China manipulates its currency is entirely outdated.
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And Beijing, for its part, has denied that it manipulates the yuan.
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There is no evidence that the University of Tokyo manipulates exam results.
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The other thing the Chamberlain manipulates, with terrifying finesse, is the truth.
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"The answer's no," Honig said when asked if he still manipulates stocks.
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But it also manipulates our own trust as readers, again and again.
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The artist manipulates these common materials to break molds and make unique sculptures.
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This is what an authoritarian regime does: manipulates families for a political objective.
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The young photographer Flora Borsi manipulates surreal images focused on emotions and dreams.
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The magnetic field manipulates how particles move around Jupiter — and inside as well.
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They're exposed to Islamist propaganda that manipulates them and leads them to violence.
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I enjoyed how you used maps in a way that manipulates the geography.
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He manipulates the pitch by controlling the speed and voltage of each drive.
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To burnish the Jackson legend, Trump distorts and manipulates the record of history.
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Economists have always struggled to formalise the allegation that China manipulates the yuan.
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That's how he survives; he lies, he manipulates—he's like a cockroach, man.
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Reality is what is, and this stone manipulates that with a single thought.
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Claire manipulates the girl into chatting up Young Simon on a long walk.
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Through the mandala, Hassinger manipulates commonplace objects and transforms them into sentimental mementos.
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Plus, how the left purposefully manipulates the words of our 113th president, Ronald Reagan.
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In xerography, static electricity quickly and precisely manipulates electrostatically sensitive powdered ink—a.k.a. toner.
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But the film constructs some too-perfect solutions to problems and manipulates our emotions.
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Rather than coercing, China manipulates, preferring to act in moral and legal gray areas.
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The hypocritical way in which he manipulates this issue is an insult to voters.
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Erratically paced and with a pitch-black heart, the movie manipulates at every turn.
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As Zamani extracts the past, he bends and manipulates it for his own needs.
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Often stifled, pushed aide, humiliated, and manipulated—she manipulates too—Mellie never loses perspective.
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He manipulates the media by constantly tweeting and saying more and more outrageous things.
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When Ms Koné, Mali's only female marionettist, manipulates the shiny forms, her male counterparts tremble.
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But this particular type of power utilizes and manipulates our society's broken approach to sex.
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And as a D.J., he manipulates records with a heavy finger, the scratches like smears.
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She is part of a global elite that cynically manipulates whole countries for private profit.
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It's too recent, and manipulates us in ways that we have not yet completely decoded.
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To navigate the world in it, Scheuermann manipulates a cork-tipped joystick with her chin.
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Shabu, or crystal methamphetamine, manipulates the reward pathways of the brain, flooding it with dopamine.
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However, when the Fed manipulates the federal funds rate, it can have broad economic effects.
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Can you lay out for me in simple terms how President Trump manipulates the media?
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The claim was then circulated to signal that the media manipulates the public with fake images.
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Heidi then manipulates him into staying, all while assuring Gloria that her son will be fine.
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But we all have our doubts, because big pharma manipulates the system to keep prices high.
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He records stuff to tape and then physically manipulates the sounds as he plays them back.
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Peach sees through some of Joe's scam, but she herself manipulates and harms her friends, too.
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Vidal is a sorcerer, a warlock, a conjurer who manipulates his fellow man to his will.
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An operator wears a VR headset and manipulates a digital scene from a robot's-eye-view.
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Instead, he cruelly manipulates the plight of DACA recipients, keeping them and their families in limbo.
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"The government manipulates everything," he said in an interview at his home in Beijing on Tuesday.
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This champion curses like a sailor, manipulates her words like a poet, and yells like a banshee.
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JOE KERNEN: We decided not to include China as a country that devalues or manipulates its currency.
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"This is a grown man who lies, manipulates and rationalizes like a child," the victim's grandmother said.
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On an iPad, every touch interaction is 1:1 — your finger directly manipulates stuff like volume sliders.
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But it instead manipulates the terms of the conversation to be about organs, not hearts and minds.
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In the 1944 thriller "Gaslight," that husband manipulates his wife by denying the reality of her perceptions.
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His coach was on point that U.S. Figure Skating manipulates the system to choose its own favorites.
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He manipulates Julien to get to Miriam, tormenting the boy with promises that turn suddenly into threats.
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Shaw's first film manipulates the blank canvas that animation provides in order to utterly engross its viewers.
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I was talking about the way Amazon manipulates the flow of books between an author and a reader.
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He manipulates the rest of humanity to save him from the WW, painting THEM as the evil guy.
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To create a new wine the customer manipulates three sliders on a touch screen attached to the machine.
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Folding the paper in a specific way manipulates the blood so that it's ready for the next step.
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Its purchases of American dollars have even drawn the accusation that it manipulates its currency for competitive advantage.
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He is someone who deliberately plays to and manipulates the racial anxieties of others, for his own gain.
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He also manipulates images of the original phone's keypad, creating patterns resembling housing developments that turn deliriously hallucinatory.
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This is fertile soil for the demagogue, who manipulates the masses to "overmaster democracy," as Plato put it.
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So-called working memory — the mental scratchpad where the brain manipulates numbers, names and images — may shrink temporarily.
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He manipulates them into hiring his sister as a high-end art therapist for the Parks' hyperactive son.
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Just like Astrid did a few days prior, she manipulates the show's weakest link into doing her bidding.
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From his home, in a position of power, Buck manipulates his victims into participating in his sexual fetishes.
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Maoyuan's work manipulates the craft of taxidermy and reevaluates expectations of what the process can be used to create.
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To mimic the image-making role of the optics in conventional cameras, the OPA manipulates incoming light using electrons.
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On UnREAL, Shiri Appleby's Rachel manipulates everyone off and on her reality TV set, with disastrous and deadly results.
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In other studies, Simmonds manipulates the VR program's background music; patients tend to speed up as the tempo increases.
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Trump also said China manipulates its currency in order to avoid the squeeze of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Following that shocking act of violence, Cunanan manipulates Madson into remaining complicit and running away with him to Mexico.
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"Nature has found a way to combine structure that manipulates light with the light harvesting machinery," Whitney told Gizmodo.
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He is a genuine puppet-master, one who manipulates Russian patriotism to amass power and serve his own interests.
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Through the emerging field of "social physics," Tenacity subtly manipulates workers to build more well-being into their days.
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Mr. Molnar, the male dancer, repeatedly manipulates his female companions, sometimes in Heimlich-maneuver position, sometimes by the head.
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Both sides are fearful of Russian aggression, yet Russia skillfully manipulates political cleavages inside the country to its advantage.
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He has created a work with a cadenza that, like Beethoven's, manipulates the basic elements of his main concerto.
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The abuser manipulates truth and distorts meaning so the victim can no longer accurately perceive what's reasonable and right.
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He also said China manipulates its currency in order to avoid the squeeze of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.
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A sound engineer — here the composer Christopher Burns — manipulates the relative volume and transparency of individual sounds in real time.
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The U.S. president has also implied that Japan manipulates the value of the yen — a suggestion Mr Abe vehemently rejects.
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He then manipulates her into keeping quiet about it, intimating that her mom will think it was all her fault.
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She laughs, she flirts, she cajoles and manipulates, and sometimes, she breaks the fourth wall to tell us about it.
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That yields enormous electronic files with exquisite detail, which she manipulates in software and then uses to generate photo negatives.
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And he's not Sherlock Holmes, which is why he manipulates other people to do all that detective work for him.
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He demands Rebecca not go on the tour, and then emotionally manipulates her when she tells him he's behaving irrationally.
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That's what I thought as I read Ezra Klein's fascinating, troubling take on Vox about how Trump manipulates the media.
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Magid manipulates permission, privacy, and secrets to reveal them as tools capable of giving apparently anonymous systems a visible face.
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An initiative called Weeping Angels manipulates users' TV remotes to cause the system to appear off when it's really on.
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And Ortrud, the pagan witch who manipulates Elsa into asking the question all the same, becomes a force for liberation.
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A program called Face2Face, developed at Stanford, films one person speaking, then manipulates that person's image to resemble someone else's.
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You can get an idea of the way the president manipulates truth by looking at how he talks about golf.
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My daughter gets plenty of fine and gross motor skill practice, too as she walks, squats, and manipulates the cards.
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Other plots he manipulates by adding nutrients or water to test how the ecosystems might morph in a warming world.
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"From his home, in a position of power, Buck manipulates his victims into participating in his sexual fetishes," prosecutors said.
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Mortara contended Harvard manipulates students' "personal" ratings to the disadvantage of Asian Americans, diminishing their chances to win a place.
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Suchard also bends spoons with magic (and his hands) and even manipulates the spoon by jiggling it between his fingers. Amazing!
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To reproduce, the gall wasp manipulates the physical characteristics of its tree host, the sand live oak, hollowing out its stems.
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Then, the team manipulates the digital scenery to go by more slowly than it would otherwise at their present walking speed.
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He can do all that and still be a man who manipulates, abuses his power and is a pig to women.
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In the simplest terms, gerrymandering is when the political party in power manipulates boundaries of districts to maximize their legislative representation.
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Once Annalise manipulates the Hapstall case, Wes understands she must be on the mend toward her full-strength best possible self.
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Even hashing technology can be bypassed if someone manipulates the photo enough, like by changing the background or adding a filter.
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He manipulates news coverage in many ways, including letting cronies snatch control of national media outlets that fell on bad times.
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While the Fed traditionally manipulates very short-term interest rates, private buyers and sellers set the yields on longer-term rates.
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Arcidiacono's report details how Harvard manipulates the "personal ratings" dimension in its admissions process to achieve the proportions the university seeks.
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But complicating the situation in China is an underlying "pre-truth," the result of state censorship that manipulates and directs reporting.
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He manipulates diction, tense, and syntax in the same layered, deliberate manner with which a painter chooses, mixes and applies colors.
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As part of a resistance mission, June manipulates Fred into taking her to Jezebel's by playing into his fantasy of her.
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In particular I can say as a white person that he manipulates white discomfort expertly to the advantage of his storytelling.
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Instead, he manipulates a broad and deeply idiosyncratic array of genres, samples, sources and strategies, from Minimalism to collage to noise.
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First, the startup manipulates the chemistry of the cement ingredients so that the kiln will produce clinker at a lower temperature.
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Each chapter follows different characters, and Kennedy expertly manipulates point of view to reveal the nodes in her complex, interlocking plotlines.
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Mouret manipulates our sympathies effortlessly as the story zigzags its way from there to its ultimately surprising and quite satisfying resolution.
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In his chilling project "YOLOCAUST," Shahak Shapira manipulates the original selfies at the memorial to include actual photos of Nazi crimes.
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"They want to bulldoze the report that contradicts the constitution, ignores the rule of law and manipulates the electoral rolls," she said.
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It may be slightly superficial but it's an accurate depiction of the way Trina manipulates different elements of herself on the album.
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" Trump explained this in 2011 by declaring, "China so manipulates their currency it makes it almost impossible for American companies to compete.
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It is not true that China manipulates its currency to benefit manufacturers; Chinese currency has actually strengthened in the past 10 years.
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And to add insult to injury, she telepathically manipulates Lawrence's (Clifton Collins Jr.) host cousins into coming after their master as well.
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They also played with the "air tap," which controls a hologram's movements much as a mouse manipulates icons on a computer screen.
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Elsewhere, Harvey manipulates metaphors and digs deep into themes of alienation, mental illness, and nature worship in lyrics that read like poetry.
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China manipulates her currency with no fear of reprisal from free traders like Ryan who fear "trade wars" more than being fleeced.
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The way she manipulates tone and pace reveals an artist supremely confident in her form, not to mention a flirt par excellence.
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The housemaid, Anna (Naomi Ackie), whom Katherine manipulates to devastating ends, is black, adding a hint of racial strain to their dynamic.
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She lies on a table and Taryn Khong, the therapist, manipulates her left foot, which Ms. Kretzschmar has injured in the past.
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Following the talk, The Creators Project asked James Turrell about how he manipulates light and space to control a person's movements and gaze.
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Related: Change Your Sex in Virtual Reality Amputee Gets Two Mind-Controlled Robotic Arms Artist Manipulates Water With The Power Of Her Mind
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At this point, the report has already done significant damage to Facebook's reputation with conservatives, and increased fears that it manipulates the world.
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He taunts his confessor by suggesting that he may or may not believe in God, and manipulates him into divulging people's secret sins.
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King David manipulates his bureaucracy to send for Bathsheba and sleep with her, then to contrive her husband Uriah's death on the battlefield.
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In the most 90's future-techie video ever, a man in a mismatched suit and bowtie manipulates a waist-high scroll ball.
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Sid hollers that Jean is "scared" and then Jean argues that Sidney manipulates people, and this is all stuff that we knew before.
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The inputs to the computers are microwave pulses that manipulates the particles creating a signal that is then interpreted by the computers' operators.
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Politically, the question of whether China manipulates its currency is often dissociated from any actual behavior on the part of the Chinese government.
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Facebook has refused to take down a deepfake video posted to Instagram that shows its own CEO claiming the company manipulates user's data.
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Inside, the dancer manipulates strings that wink the head's eyelids, shake its ears and open its mouth to reveal a fire-orange tongue.
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Earlier this month, the Venezuelan government suspended CNN's Spanish language network following accusations by President Nicolás Maduro that the network manipulates the news.
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Today, we see how racism manipulates the white poor and working class to believe people of color are the cause of their problems.
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In "The Little Foxes," Manhattan Theater Club's nimble, exhilarating revival of Lillian Hellman's 1939 drama, Regina coerces, deceives, manipulates and maybe even murders.
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"From his home, in a position of power, Buck manipulates his victims into participating in his sexual fetishes," prosecutors alleged in court papers.
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If someone harms you in VR, you're going to feel it, and if someone manipulates you into believing something, it's going to stick.
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"The owner of the platform manipulates who succeeds or who fails," one of the report's authors, NYU Stern Professor Melissa Schilling, told Recode.
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Littlefinger manipulates Lysa for his own political gain, and ultimately ends up killing her by pushing her out of her own moon door.
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In fact, UnReal's only consistent thread of nuance is in how deftly Rachel manipulates her surroundings — and that's because subtlety is her job.
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In the film, husband Gregory manipulates his adoring, trusting wife Paula into believing she can no longer trust her own perceptions of reality.
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That's what happened with Cloak & Dagger, an attack that manipulates attributes of the operating system's visual design and user interface to hide malicious activity.
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Adventure Time character Lemongrab manipulates a puppet version of himself to communicate the feeling of being outside one's body and controlling it from afar.
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Although China still manipulates the currency, it does so to stop the yuan from falling too quickly, rather than weakening it to help exporters.
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Her work, which is on view at the McCord Museum, manipulates and re-stages images, making history anachronistic, overlapping the past and the future.
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Even though it's a mere 16 minutes long, the short manipulates dramatic tension so the viewer feels like they're watching a much longer piece.
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Naysayers claim the star fans the flames of her own fights and manipulates people in her life to create fodder for her hit songs.
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He manipulates history to justify a return to a sorrowful period in the South defined by racial violence and systematic violation of voting rights.
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As he manipulates the family, unearthing their deepest secrets, the family must try and regain their wits before he — or it — finishes building ... something.
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The emails obtained through a Pennsylvania Right to Know Act request offer a peek at how the company manipulates the system through backroom dealings.
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It only recently opened up e-commerce to full foreign ownership and still manipulates grains and cereals through tariffs and direct payments to farmers.
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You know this man, the de facto patriarch, who manipulates himself into the center of everyone's universe, only to abandon them at every opportunity.
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Rather than convey an impression of an experience, VR manipulates our visual and auditory senses (and soon our tactile sense) to transmit experience itself.
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At school, students have been developing software that manipulates the sensors of a small module to perform a range of experiments in a space.
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In "Derech," one of the best new episodes, Anja, a writer for Vice, manipulates her way into a support group for former Orthodox Jews.
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Pursued by both major political parties, the practice is essentially when a political party in power manipulates voting districts to ensure advantageous political representation.
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UnREAL In my recap of last week's episode, I mentioned that despite Quinn's force of personality, the only person she really manipulates is Rachel.
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Sirk puts no particular emphasis on the ridiculous ease with which Vidocq dupes and manipulates others — it is simply the way of the world.
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Ye works with atomic clocks, the most accurate timekeeping devices ever made, and demonstrated how his team manipulates strontium atoms to make precision measurements.
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He positions a sheet of photographic paper as large as four feet by six feet and then manipulates the light and length of exposure.
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"If your partner intimidates you, isolates you, or manipulates you, know that it is never okay to be treated in these ways," said Gilk.
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Some are elaborate, involving using fingers to provide light resistance while someone smirks, puckers or otherwise manipulates muscles in the cheeks, forehead or neck.
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In the paper, you point out that China's government actively manipulates its population, but that it doesn't necessarily appear that way to its citizens.
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"He takes girls who are young, manipulates them to take their clothes off and takes pictures of them they will be ashamed of," she said.
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Chan carefully manipulates the fabric's construction and blown air to produce the illusion of much greater mass, animated with expressions of anxiety, camaraderie, and fatigue.
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When the Lions come to punish Felix, Rafa, and Neto, Miguel manipulates them into arranging a meeting with the Commander, nicknamed el Azul (Fermin Martinez).
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Villanelle seduces and manipulates both men and women according to her whims, while Carolyn is revealed to have played two Russian operatives off each other.
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He's prone to defensive and misogynistic outbursts of aggrieved masculinity, and he gleefully manipulates the country's most racist and xenophobic impulses for his own gain.
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Mnuchin said on Thursday that the Trump administration will stick to existing processes on judging whether China manipulates its currency to gain unfair trade advantages.
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How a fighter manipulates rhythm, power, and the other dynamics of even the simplest techniques can build into his game, or work actively against it.
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Dance meets geometry in this evocative short film, in which a pole dancer manipulates a projected screen behind her to create constantly shifting geometric patterns.
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In a way this "diffractive deep neural network" is a lot like that: it uses and manipulates physical representations of numbers rather than electronic ones.
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By day, the girl manipulates the other residents to embrace and then bully Mary, who, in response, hides in her attic room and builds dolls.
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Similarly, we have not found sufficient evidence that Google manipulates its search algorithms to unfairly disadvantage vertical websites that compete with Google-owned vertical properties.
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He has few redeeming qualities, as someone who cheats on his girlfriend, emotionally manipulates her, and also goes head-to-head with our heroine, Sydney.
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Adware manipulates the ad ecosytem to make money for hackers by making it seem like an army of users have viewed and interacted with ads.
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The goal of the party in power is to maximize the overall partisan advantages of a plan as it manipulates the design of particular districts.
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In the new series, the dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald is a more pernicious and modern threat, who manipulates impressionable followers, the media and prominent politicians.
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The moment affirms the playful ways that Morris, through collage, manipulates memory to explore freshly the aesthetic intersections of inner city life, race, and fashion.
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The cast seemed also to take umbrage at the press coverage — their uniformly anti-media takes were positively Trump-like — that implied the show manipulates them.
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The panel, which included some of Khan's longtime friends and colleagues, found that Khan "lies and manipulates" women as he courts them for such undercover unions.
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Imagine a crossbreed of Facebook and Wells Fargo that predicts and manipulates how customers behave and is able to use proprietary economic data to squeeze rivals.
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Instead, the surgeon sits next to the patient and manipulates the instruments with a pair of joysticks that capture his movements and scale them down appropriately.
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She manipulates the press by finding sympathetic reporters she can use to publish the stories she wants, and denying access when it doesn't serve her purposes.
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" Alex Lysakowski's body of work takes everyday structures set in mundane settings and manipulates and exaggerates them to the extreme, creating "a surreal world of absurdity.
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Once he emotionally manipulates the Nazi commandant, he is freed, but not without a catch—he must choose six prisoners in his barrack to be executed.
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Every time that he manipulates Jon and convinces Jon that he's doing something for Jon's benefit, he's actually doing it for his own and Gilly's benefit.
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In addition, a senior administration official said Trump was unlikely to raise with Abe his frequent charge that Japan manipulates currency markets to lower its currency.
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Related: Bodies Disintegrate in Photographic Representations of Memories These Bewildering But Beautiful Photos Boggle the Mind A Photographer Manipulates Light to Mimic the Magic of Reality
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The agriculture ministry denied that it manipulates the rice data, which is compiled through a wide network of contributors that include regional and central government agencies.
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The game's popularity has sparked debate about whether its business model manipulates players into spending more time playing the game and spending money on the platform.
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He manipulates many in the media, stroking their egos by offering enormous access, long phone calls to reporters and frequent appearances on his favorite television programs.
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At NAMM, Moog showed off its Mother-32 tabletop synthesizer, an instrument that produces and manipulates sounds using analog circuits and controls, with no computer electronics.
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Over the course of the series, we've seen how easily she manipulates Adora and Camille, as well as her fellow students at Wind Gap's high school.
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Pricing for the service is based on each image that the company's technology manipulates and will range from $0003 down to a few cents per image.
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Related: Judge Approves Christo's Controversial Arkansas River Installation Olafur Eliasson Invades Versailles with Giant Mirrors and Waterfalls Artist Manipulates 48 Pools of Water with Her Mind
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Buck "preys on men made vulnerable by addiction and homelessness" and he "manipulates his victims into participating in his sexual fetishes," prosecutors said in court papers.
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Good Time contains a scene in which this older, greasier Pattinson emotionally manipulates and kisses a 16-year-old, played by the remarkably self-possessed Taliah Webster.
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Egorova is a "sparrow" who manipulates and kills enemies of the state, but she falls in love with one of the traitors she's meant to take out.
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This technique is more specific than the recently developed Brainbow, which manipulates the genes of the green fluorescent protein (GFP), found in a type of bioluminescent jellyfish.
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It charges different people different prices for the same items, and it manipulates what gets shown to users through control of the Buy button on its site.
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Real politick Despite the aid and economic assistance provided by the Taiwanese government, Swaziland's opposition parties allege that the King manipulates the ties for his own benefit.
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By making emotional arguments instead of logical ones, Donald Trump manipulates the fear that ISIS has stirred up; our guns have turned inward, toward our own citizens.
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And the gallery's walls hold coated mirrors reflecting sheets of steel, which manipulates the viewer's perception of "entry and vibrancy beyond the theoretical and describable," Kwade says.
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Related: Artist Manipulates Water With The Power Of Her Mind Turn Your Brainwaves into Lasers at This Art Installation Listen to a Song Made from Repurposed Brainwaves
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Projection-mapping software will be used to display artifacts that Ione manipulates as she plays an interrogating journalist-judge character at a table close to the audience.
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"He manipulates anger for his personal ends," said Mr. Belattar, referring to Mr. Mélenchon, adding that the candidate's refusal to endorse Mr. Macron helps Ms. Le Pen.
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Standard operating procedure is that the fire direction center first passes range data to the gunner, who puts that into the sight and manipulates the weapon accordingly.
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The Climate Change Across Seasons Experiment (CCASE) manipulates the climate across a year to see how the forest responds, as Boston University biology professor Pamela Templer said.
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Donald Trump's accusation that Japan manipulates its currency doesn't appear likely to play into any negotiation leverage as the president meets with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe this week.
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Disturbingly, the researchers also found evidence that the parasite manipulates a dozen human olfactory receptors in a way that closely mirrors its observed effects on mice and leopards.
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We all know rabies so well that it's easy to forget that it's in fact a parasite that manipulates the behavior of its host to its own ends.
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When he stumbles on the story of a man trapped in a cave, he manipulates coverage to make his name -- and the local citizens go along with it.
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" Here's Trump doing that thing where he manipulates information and adds a dash of braggadocio to make a statement that really rides the line between "factual" and "false.
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To even the playing field, he has pledged to impose a 45% tariff on imports from China, which he said manipulates its currency to gain an unfair advantage.
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If nothing else, the score by Danny Elfman and the Newton Brothers effectively manipulates the audience, enhancing the magical qualities of Cody's gifts before driving home the sting.
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And finally, the government manipulates the outcome to reach the desired conclusion: that there isn't enough data to confirm a correlation between the illness and its apparent source.
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When the algorithm manipulates the chip that the amoeba is on it is basically coaxing it into taking forms that represent approximate solutions to the traveling salesman problem.
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He and allies of his political party, Fidesz, control nearly all of Hungary's media; he manipulates the state's economic powers to weaken potential rivals and empower his cronies.
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At the novel's peak she collaborates with a performance artist who manipulates her dose to keep her in a state of unconscious activity for months at a time.
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It also routinely manipulates ticket sales and movie release dates, including limiting the number of foreign films that can be shown and banning them entirely for certain periods.
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The way the Fed manipulates the federal funds rate has broad economic effects People often talk about the Fed "setting" this interest rate, but that's not quite accurate.
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But this whole thing about the way that he manipulates the truth, I find extremely troubling, and I think a lot of people on the other side do.
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The individual objects reveal an obsessive-compulsive maker who welds steel, manipulates clay, and binds leather as an expression of plural identities and queerness in a binary world.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC on Thursday that the Trump administration would stick with existing processes on judging whether China manipulates its currency to gain unfair trade advantages.
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Print publications like the 1980s magazine Jihad gave way to online forums, encrypted emails and webzines, which are now complemented by the social media channels that ISIS deftly manipulates.
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Watch This Pole Dancer&aposs Gorgeous Interactive Routine with Geometric LightDance meets geometry in this evocative short film, in which a pole dancer manipulates a projected…Read more Read
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Massage manipulates soft tissue to alleviate pain, and some people believe the relaxation tied to the therapy may help other aspects of the person's health like psychology, they add.
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Depending on what's most damaging, he can either be an ignoramus with a non-existent attention span or a genius who manipulates the media and the public with ease.
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Jay Z, Beyoncé, Obama, and Hillary Clinton are also longstanding members of the Illuminati, a shadowy group that manipulates politics and the entertainment industry for their own nefarious ends.
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But it is hard not to be cynical when Facebook carries out an experiment on more than 680,000 of its loyal users in which it covertly manipulates their emotions.
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Related: As Digital Art, Contaminated Water Looks Beautiful A Video Installation Highlights How the West is Running out of Water Artist Manipulates 48 Pools of Water with Her Mind
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A blanket called Gravity allegedly manipulates your hormone levels to help you fall asleep, and it's raised nearly three million dollars on Kickstarter as of May 10, Fortune reports.
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Julian's so troubled by Mary's harassment that he tries to confront her about it, but she minimizes his concerns and manipulates him into feeling like he's the crazy one.
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Uber is on the defensive after the New York Times reported that it manipulates drivers using techniques from behavioral science in order to reduce costs and increase corporate growth.
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Matrix is not like PIBOT, a humanoid robotic flight-control system being designed by engineers in South Korea, which sits in an unmodified pilot's seat and manipulates unmodified controls.
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The lawsuit says that Harvard holds the proportions of each race in its classes roughly constant and manipulates a vague "personal" admissions rating to downgrade applications from Asian-Americans.
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Related: Now You Can Make Beats in Virtual Reality Building a Handgun Music Box Is a Crapshoot Artist Manipulates a Universe of Light and Sound with a Single Balloon
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His plan fails, but he still manipulates one of his family members into lying so he can have a chance to win his high-stakes bet-in-a-bet.
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To the Editor: Your fascinating story on how Uber inspires or manipulates drivers does a great job of exploring all the factors with which drivers and Uber must deal.
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"A folder is needed for this" makes you think about a folder that you keep paperwork in, but this folder is one who manipulates the paper to make ORIGAMI.
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China, in particular, manipulates "all the rules," including "stealing our intellectual property here through corporate espionage," added Lindsey, who served as director of the National Economic Council under Bush.
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"From his home, in a position of power, Buck manipulates his victims into participating in his sexual fetishes," prosecutors wrote in court documents seen by the Los Angeles Times.
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Lewis manipulates the the blood with a variety of implements to create swirling, almost lava lamp-like movement then photographs it as part of her series Beauty in Blood.
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Upon importing and enlarging these drawings in an image-processing system, he manipulates their shapes further, then prints them onto canvas, where he adds gestural strokes of oil paint.
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Johnson carefully manipulates the elements to create mesmerizing circle patterns, a line of snow across a row of trees, and of course his own rendition of a Japanese rock garden.
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It doesn't help that 3DFS technology measures and manipulates electricity at a level most of us never think about, acting on characteristics of power most people aren't even aware exist.
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Writing in this week's Nature, Subramanian Sundaram and his team describe a way to measure, quickly and easily, the forces a human hand exerts as it grasps and manipulates things.
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The corrupt Commander Pavon roughs up an informant to get information about Rafa, and later abruptly manipulates Kiki's civilian friend into illegally check phone call records between Carla and Rafa.
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The third is that Larsen pictorially manipulates the body as if it were a sectioned puppet, with every part capable of performing action that ostensibly conforms to its geometric structure.
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During the song, he manipulates his voice into different octaves, shifting registers in a way that seems to convey the pain of watching his parents drift apart as a child.
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It works only too well, but after realizing she won't get the promised $500,000 if she doesn't see her coaching duties through, Hope manipulates her way back onto Team Maggie.
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"He who has data is essentially in possession of wealth and she who controls and manipulates that data has not just wealth but the power as well," Bacerra told Gizmodo.
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She manipulates a has-been actor into becoming a glorified escort and live-reenacting the bride-to-be's favorite sex scene from the TV horror movie he once starred in.
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Katherine Jackson's nephew Trent Jackson has filed new court documents that dispute her recent allegations that he "manipulates" and "bullies" the Jackson family matriarch, and her claims of elder abuse.
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In Chinese cyber policy, content that "undermines" social stability, manipulates history or runs counter to the government line is deemed a cybersecurity risk, comparable to financial and terrorist cyber threats.
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Basically I'm showing how the media manipulates the people, how the Islamic media, the military media, and the liberal media are all the same and using exactly the same narrative.
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While Cook builds a musical atmosphere using an array of old and new synthesizers, tape machines, and sequencers—along with the occasional saxophone—Chaussée manipulates his footage on numerous projectors.
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You may need to hear these stories to fully grasp the danger of starting a family with a man who lies and manipulates when it comes to his drug use.
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Paris knows this (I've long suspected she understands and manipulates our celebrity obsession in a very meta way), and by not even pretending it's instructional, Paris has called our bluff.
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The co-director of Big Dance Theater, a troupe that often manipulates ancient texts and archival materials, Ms. Parson has also worked with musicians like St. Vincent and David Byrne.
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Now, UK drivers are using the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation to shed light on Uber's algorithms, a key part of how the company manipulates driver and rider behavior.
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Amazon says that Alexa-powered ovens are on the way, which makes you wonder about all the extra risk involved in an artificially intelligent robot controlling a machine that manipulates fire.
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And when a semiconductor manipulates an echo of heat, it leaves one side of the chip hot (and) one side of the chip cold as you drive current through that chip.
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Throughout the installment, Judalon manipulates her married boyfriend Dr. L. Jerome Oziel (Josh Charles) into letting her live in his home, right under the nose of his wife and two daughters.
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Alexander Verkhovsky, an expert on Russian nationalism, observes that while the Kremlin fans and manipulates anti-Western nationalism, it has put grass-roots ultra-nationalist groups within Russia under unprecedented pressure.
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Lastly, the eponymous label led by Nigerian mainstay Lisa Folawiyo manipulates traditional west African fabrics with cutting-edge silhouettes, application and tailoring; each one of her looks tells a unique story.
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The weakness, dubbed eFail, emerges when an attacker who has already managed to intercept your encrypted emails manipulates how the message will process its HTML elements, like images and multimedia styling.
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So it's worth watching not just for nostalgia purposes, but to see how Jobs manipulates the crowd, like any good magician, building an illusion by controlling their attention with pinpoint accuracy.
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Against the poor, woods-wanderin' Raps, the Hamlet of the NBA has transmuted into Puck, a wily fellow who goofily manipulates everything around him for the sake of mirth and love.
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Watch him with the ball in transition and three defenders assembled in front of him, and you'll wait to see how, not if, he manipulates these unfriendly odds for a layup.
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Related: A Photographer Manipulates Light to Mimic the Magic of Reality These Layered Photo-Paintings Are Several Works of Art at Once Large-Scale Porcelain Sculptures Channel a Friendly Alien Species
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The perception of widespread fraud in 2011 prompted huge street demonstrations by the middle class, and Mr. Putin's political advisers wanted to erase the perception that the Kremlin manipulates the numbers.
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Some politicians in the United States and elsewhere have long said that China manipulates its currency, even though Washington officials — including in the Trump administration — have stopped short of official accusations.
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But when you understand Sinclair management and the ways that it manipulates news, and take in the full ideological context, you see it for what it is: anti-journalism, or propaganda.
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The episode also functioned as a microcosm of the entire series, Elliot using the size and disconnected structure of E Corp against it as he expertly manipulates its networks and vulnerabilities.
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And like so many of my generation, I'm left marveling at the device he so agilely manipulates with his cute little fingers, with no floppy disk or whirring fan in sight.
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Sokurov digitally manipulates the images to appear scratchy, ceaselessly flickering, and curiously enough, showing the wavy lines of the "analog" soundtrack being "recorded" on the left-hand side of the frame.
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There's no indication that it manipulates what shows up in the feed for political purposes, but it does use algorithms to surface what will best pump-up addictive engagement and advertising dollars.
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She overtly manipulates her narrative in order to break free of it; even when it turns out Ford's been nudging her toward a coup all along, Maeve fights to control her story.
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But for many in the local soccer establishment she is a wealthy outsider who got the job by default and who manipulates a foreign news media eager for female heroes in Africa.
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Nyssa manipulates both her father and Seg by being willing to take risks and make allies in ways that neither man foresees, and she does it without using sex as a weapon.
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If Cauley-Stein was, like, seven percent more confident and nine percent more aggressive, with a point guard who draws attention, manipulates back-line rotations, and can shoot, he'd be Steven Adams.
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Related: This Immersive Light Sculpture Visualizes Internet Connections as Laser Beams Artist Manipulates a Universe of Light and Sound with a Single Balloon Artist Opens Up a Wormhole Inside a Giant Dome
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Related: These 9 Films Are a Must-Watch for Any Photographer A Photographer Manipulates Light to Mimic the Magic of Reality No Cameras Necessary: 8 Camera-Less Photographers You Need To Know
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It doesn't make the most sense, but it provides a fun, comical sequence where Maeve walks around foiling the park's usual storyline as she talks and manipulates the other hosts, Jedi-like.
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It's amazing to me how this work manipulates attention by creating visual turmoil through its small, subtle shifts to a suddenly tonally and geometrically inconsistent shape in an otherwise cohesive geometric pattern.
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But then Logan manipulates Rory into saying she forgives him for cheating on her, and the rest of the episode is back to Lorelai and Rory's faces slowly melting in sorrow. 153.
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Wisconsin dairy farmers know all too well that Canada unfairly manipulates its dairy prices to protect its dairy farmers, hurting United States dairy exports to Canada and other markets around the world.
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The bot essentially is a computer program, and what it does is it looks for some sort of input and manipulates it in some kind of way and pushes it back out.
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The White House claimed Germany manipulates its currency, warned Mexico that U.S. troops could enter the country, and abruptly ended a phone call with the leader of Australia — though Trump denies the latter.
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For $2,000, Seller Mafia promises to rank three highly competitive keywords for a client's product, which manipulates the keyword parameters in an Amazon URL to manufacture a relationship between a product and keyword.
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With strange, manic monologues, Poppy manipulates Liv's fears of losing her children, especially Nelly (though it doesn't seem that her "dreams" are "dreams" — I think she really did kill her kids for real!).
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A formal declaration that any other country manipulates its currency requires the U.S. Treasury to seek negotiations to resolve the situation, a process that could end in punitive tariffs on the offender's goods.
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Portia Munson: My use of found objects — objects that are made and marketed to us — when recontextualized in my work, reveals the way our culture subliminally and overtly manipulates our constructions of reality.
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Mr. Lucic (stepping in for Bryn Terfel) is better at conveying the suavely aristocratic ways that Scarpia manipulates those he tries to control than he is at tapping into the character's warped malevolence.
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Russell is particularly adept at capturing the tortuous psychological effect this relationship wreaks on Vanessa — all the ways in which Strane manipulates her into thinking she has any kind of power over him.
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"Norman" (April 14), directed by the Israeli filmmaker Joseph Cedar, is a story of crime and government, about a back-room wheeler-dealer (Richard Gere) who manipulates a visiting Israeli politician (Lior Ashkenazi).
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" Dorley-Brown manipulates his scenes not to manufacture drama or to bunch people into near-collisions but to create a "truthful" picture that "must match the memory of a moment that never occurred.
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Prue more simply yearns to be like Eleanora, yet it's that fierce love that proves most dangerous when her Arab tutor manipulates her into spying on the English, by saying it's for Eleanora's sake.
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He is resistant to her inklings that something is wrong with this place he's been confined to, but she temporarily convinces him to leave with her until Heidi interjects and manipulates him into staying.
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Conservative television host Glenn Beck once described him in a series of hour–long commentaries in 2010 as a shadowy political "puppet master" who manipulates unions, the Democratic Party and the Obama White House.
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Until The Walking Dead reveals how Dwight will become important to the plot, he seems to exist solely as a punching bag, a psychological torture experiment, and a tool through which Negan manipulates Sherry.
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The company's latest invention is a "smart mattress" that tracks every toss and turn, manipulates each sleep cycle, scores each night's rest, and then uses machine learning to "tune" the bed to your preferences.
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Islamic theologians around the world agree that ISIS leadership manipulates the interpretation of the Quran to fit its personal agenda and then disseminates this message through clever propaganda, charismatic speeches and intensive instruction/brainwashing.
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In Chen's work, she manipulates old wires, cables, and video game controllers—things that might be otherwise thrown away—into sculptures, realizing perhaps not their final form, but definitely a greater one than trash.
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Unfortunately, Fitzpatrick seems so concerned with the integrity of her setting, so preoccupied with finding for it the right shade of darkness, that she manipulates its inhabitants like plastic figures in an architectural model.
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With an echo of his Batman growl, Christian Bale brilliantly shape-shifts into another American psycho, the lumbering, scheming vice president who easily manipulates the naïve and insecure W., deliciously played by Sam Rockwell.
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Observing the ways in which the ocean is standardized by professionals, the artist screen-grabs the different layers of symbols for wind, waves, and current, prints each image, scans it, and manipulates its colors.
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Jesús Hdez-Güero's "A Nation in Few Words" manipulates the latest edition of the Cuban Constitution by deleting all the words and leaving only the signs of punctuation, accents, comas, parenthesis, and so on.
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But in the hands of a president who lies constantly, who traffics in conspiracy theories, and who readily manipulates the levers of government for his own gain, their potential to wreak havoc is enormous.
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Twitter's rules do not allow accounts to "artificially amplify or suppress information or engage in behavior that manipulates or disrupts people's experience on Twitter," especially as it concerns commercially motivated spam and multiple accounts.
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This sort of behavior may sound familiar to some as gaslighting, another textbook abusive behavior when the abuser manipulates information to the point of causing the victim to question his or her own sanity.
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" - NetflixAvailable July 19 La casa de papel: Part 3 (2019)"Eight thieves take hostages and lock themselves in the Royal Mint of Spain as a criminal mastermind manipulates the police to carry out his plan.
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Unfortunately, while the lipsticks look like a new release from MAC, the image is actually a piece of collage art from Pakistan-based Sara Shakeel, a former dentist that manipulates photos in her spare time.
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By making viewers acknowledge how she blatantly manipulates her photos—singing karaoke, say, with two versions of herself in two different outfits—she asks them to consider why she's manipulating anything in the first place.
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In one of their slyest strokes, the Coens have cast Tilda Swinton as identical twin gossip columnists who hate each other and are always vying for the same dirt; Eddie manipulates them both like marionettes.
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But rather than allowing the robot manipulate each individual motor as it learns, it manipulates them in groups according to a hierarchy established by Ben Amor and his team that is coded into the algorithm.
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As part of his research, Reed tested how difficult it would be to write malware that manipulates other programs to hide inside them; all it took was combining a few development tools he found online.
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Binet has also discussed his interest in the recently fashionable French movement of "auto-fiction," which manipulates the real-life materials of autobiography—asserting, in effect, that memory is just another form of narrative creation.
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Related: Partying Inside a Giant Air Balloon at New Museum's Ideas City We're One Step Closer to Visiting Space in Giant Air Balloons Artist Manipulates a Universe of Light and Sound with a Single Balloon
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In her drug-addled monologue at the end of Episode 6, Amma told Camille about how she manipulates boys: "When you let them do it to you, you're really doing it to them," she said.
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In the work's first part, set to "World to Come," a 2003 piece by composer David Lang, mournful music meets a spoken text of profound and mundane memories as Whelan manipulates a collection of objects.
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It then said: "In far-right circles worldwide, Soros' philanthropy often is recast as fodder for outsized conspiracy theories, including claims that he masterminds specific global plots or manipulates particular events to further his goals."
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The Berlin-based artist, who also goes by the name Dromsjel, takes grainy and often dreamy 'found' erotic photographs, often of nude women, and manipulates them digital to the point that their bodies become distorted canvases.
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There are group classes like the ones Powell teaches, and you can also get a hands-on stretch session in which a coach manipulates your body into stretches safely and comfortably, like at Power Stretch Studios.
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"He really manipulates your mind because of who he is and his fame," said McGee, who claimed to have at one point lived with Kelly at a house not far from where Savage was supposedly staying.
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He also switches speeds and manipulates tempo to force defenders into doing what he wants them to do—and then finishes plays with pull-up jumpers, passes, and controlled drives for high shots off the glass.
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In his new video The Subtle Knife, Crooks continues his exploration of composite realities, in which he films cinematic simulations of the physical world, which he digitally manipulates to create collaged landscapes with endless vanishing points.
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The Berlin-based artist, who also goes by the name Dromsjel, takes grainy and often dreamy 'found' erotic photographs, often of nude women, and manipulates them digital to the point that their bodies become distorted canvases.
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Every state in the developed world has a central bank that issues paper money, manipulates the supply of credit in the interest of commerce, uses fractional-reserve banking, and features joint-stock companies that pay dividends.
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This month at Coachella, women made up 23 percent of acts, the same as last year, according to Book More Women, a group that manipulates posters of major festivals to show how few women were playing.
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Once The Elder infects Kovacs, he manipulates its ability to control the Orbitals above Harlan's World — which were created by The Elders before humans ever got to the planet — to unleash Angelfire upon their shared body.
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In a report published in late 2014 by the New York-based Institute of Modern Russia, they outlined how the Kremlin manipulates the media, ethnic tensions and trade and financial transactions abroad to further its own ends.
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But let's face it: You'll also probably rewind because hedge fund manager Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis) and former U.S. Attorney Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti) operate at near warp speed, and following their intricate manipulates takes serious concentration.
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She only asks for small sums of money at a time and manipulates her marks into believing that, while the thousands of dollars are coming out of their pocket, it's mere pennies to a big Hollywood producer.
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In the series, Pence (Rory Kinnear), the principal officer on the case, was raised in apartheid Rhodesia, and he manipulates, beats and bribes the black community, his tactics only growing more thuggish as the activists gain acclaim.
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Trump has repeatedly criticized China, alleging that the world's second-largest economy manipulates its currency in order to make its exports cheaper than comparable U.S. products and rack up a massive trade surplus with the United States.
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Beyond the specific subplots serviced, the episode was also a sort of microcosm of the entire series, Elliot using the size and disconnected structure of E Corp against it as he expertly manipulates its networks and vulnerabilities.
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Nonesuch has already released one such example — the hellfire chorus "At the sight of this" — in which you can hear the brilliant way Mr. Adams manipulates words and phrases to bring language to the level of music.
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The robot's arms are controlled by a computer that replicates the movements of the operating surgeon, who manipulates the robot's controls while looking at a monitor that provides a magnified, high-definition image of the operating site.
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It fed into their preconceived notions about Uber as Silicon Valley's most hated company, the one that breaks laws, manipulates markets, ignores allegations of abuse, and actively blocks its drivers attempts to organize and fight for better earnings.
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The conflict really swerved to become about how Vanderpump manipulates everyone while deflecting any serious questions about her own behavior, which of course pulled in Davidson, who still feels (rightly!) that Vanderpump hasn't softened her edgy, cavalier attitude.
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Kelly is being accused of having sexual relationships with Savage and several other women in an arrangement in which he controls them and manipulates them into actions including cutting off contact with the outside world, including their families.
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UKIP has sought to distance itself from fascist parties like the B.N.P. But its rhetoric carefully manipulates people's fears of immigration, while the party poses as the defender of ordinary people abandoned by an out-of-touch elite.
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Paul McCarthy is a high-ranking name in the art world's roster of living legends, with an often unpredictable practice that manipulates and recontextualizes traditional media in order to reveal, expose, and critique the nuances of modern life.
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Related: Artist Manipulates Water With The Power Of Her Mind 10 Pieces Of Music Created With Brainwaves A Team Of Artists Are 3D-Printing Their Emotions As Abstract House Decorations Mind-Controlled Magnets Move A Fluorescent Green Pool
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The sculptures she creates be smaller, but she has Instagram to show them off — and just like her ancestors before her, she now has people in awe at how she manipulates hair the way that she does. Intrigued?
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He moved meticulously through a process perfected over the past decade: He hardens a polyurethane-based form inside a mold, carves it with a knife, manipulates clay to recreate the bull's facial structure, and sews on the hide.
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It's as if we had begun an audience with the Wizard of Oz — not with the projected great and terrible head that so startled Dorothy from Kansas, but with the ordinary man behind the curtain who manipulates the illusions.
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Upcoming Oxygen documentary Seduced By Evil is cut from the same cloth as the podcast-turned-Bravo series Dirty John, in that it, too, is about a grifter who manipulates unsuspecting women for his own personal and financial gain.
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"In far-right circles worldwide, Soros' philanthropy often is recast as fodder for outsized conspiracy theories, including claims that he masterminds specific global plots or manipulates particular events to further his goals," the Anti-Defamation League wrote last month.
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The album he produced during that break is nearly as far as Vernon can get from 21's For Emma while still retaining one of the most recognizable voices in indie music — no matter how much he manipulates it.
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His devastating Erased Lynching series manipulates historical photographs of lynchings so that the victim can't be seen, minimizing the harm of re-traumatizing communities who might view this work, and also drawing focus toward the perpetrators of violent racism.
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It is well known that China regularly manipulates its currency for the benefit of its exports, which, at least in part, explains why China has such a positive balance of payments (shown as a negative for the U.S. above).
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Not only does she catfish Jamey, the sweetest guy on Earth (played by the internet's boyfriend, Noah Centineo), she also manipulates her enemy (Veronica) into being the face of her catfish and then lashes out when it doesn't work.
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A man and a woman embrace, then another man manipulates them into a different embrace, but they reset into the first one, so the puppet master puts them back as he wants — and the cycle repeats over and over.
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Then the tape recorder is put inside a teapot, which sits on top of the piano, and the performer manipulates the teapot during the playback, taking the lid off slowly for the wah-wah effect, and putting it back on.
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Trump said in an interview with Reuters on Thursday he had not "held back" in his assessment that China manipulates its yuan currency, just hours after his new Treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analysing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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In an exclusive interview with Reuters, Trump said he has not "held back" in his assessment that China manipulates its yuan currency, despite not acting on a campaign promise to declare it a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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Removing the legalese is the best way to help people understand the fundamentals invisibly governing their online life, but Facebook, as ever, can't be trusted to fully inform people of the extent to which it collects and manipulates user data.
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I had a three-channel video artwork which was based on my daily sketches, set to music by Jemapur, and an interactive installation called Body Sketches, which uses your body as input and abstracts and manipulates the forms it finds.
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Mohamed Karim Haddad, whose brother was recruited to fight in Syria, told officials that Zerkani was "a charlatan who manipulates young men or socially awkward men, for the wrong cause and probably for his own business," according to the Washington Post.
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It claims that Google (and Facebook, which the film refers to almost interchangeably) deliberately manipulates its service to suppress conservative users and ideas, and — more ambitiously — that Google tweaked its search algorithm to swing the 2016 election in Hillary Clinton's favor.
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This Ben doesn't say or do anything right: he demands to know why she stood him up, he does admit he's married, he creepily follows her around without respecting her boundaries, he demands food, he interrupts, he manipulates, he guilts.
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Pelosi has long been a Republican punching bag and this isn't the first edited video that manipulates her speech — one posted earlier this month to YouTube, which has since been taken down, clocked over 28 million views, the Post reports.
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As traffic pinballed across ISPs, though, some observers, including the monitoring firm ThousandEyes, saw signs of malicious BGP hijacking—a technique that manipulates the web's Border Gateway Protocol, which helps ISPs automatically collaborate to route traffic seamlessly across the web.
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One is more of an ambient installation piece, in which Maggioni uses dishes and vases forged in Bienno as electronically altered percussion; the other plays as a more traditional techno set, as he manipulates the original takes from the Forge Museum.
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But no, there's another Hillary Clinton, a calculating, privileged member of the elite who is too cozy with power, condescends to ordinary Americans, sees herself as above the law, and manipulates every word and sentence for political, personal, and financial gain.
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She has used the front of the space for exhibitions, often of neighborhood artists, and reserved the back to develop her own performance work, based on puppetlike abstract forms, which she manipulates through a complex system of hand-operated pulleys.
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Trump said in an interview with Reuters on Thursday he had not "held back" in his assessment that China manipulates its yuan currency, just hours after his new treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analysing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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Maybe the salty ocean air blows across the cooking patties in just the right way; maybe the environment itself manipulates perception; maybe Taurus was in an auspicious astrological house when the place was built out of wood and old toilet seats.
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Here's how that works: a U.S. company manipulates transactions with an overseas subsidiary in a low-tax jurisdiction like Ireland so as to make profits, wherever they're actually earned, appear on the books of the subsidiary rather than the home company.
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He understands that opera is a careful calibration of explosion and control, and he manipulates that balance to leave you — as you're left when watching all the best operatic performances — in a state of both satisfied delight and sustained, agonizing tension.
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He launched his own novel-writing career with the spoofs "Shamela," in which the virginal young maid is recast as a slatternly schemer who manipulates Squire Booby into marrying her, and "Joseph Andrews," which purported to be about Pamela's brother.
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But Rylance's Richard is so sweetly pathetic as the play opens that it is impossible to imagine him as a threat: Whenever he manipulates, he does it so clumsily that he appears almost embarrassed, and your heart goes out to him.
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In The Ugly Truth, Katherine Heigl's morning-show producer is undermined again and again by a swaggering Gerard Butler, who joins the show as a host and manipulates her into a relationship, despite her initial loathing and the obvious ethical conflict.
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Beyond the digital insertion of his hand and an accompany swatch, Antoni frequently manipulates his original images, in one instance transforming a daytime shot of a barren tree into a fisheye collision of celestial bodies, anchored by a blue toned Pantone swatch.
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Meanwhile, German Chancellor Angela Merkel is due to meet U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington DC. This will be their first meeting after accusations from the U.S. administration that Germany manipulates the euro to take advantage when trading with its foreign partners.
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Located in the Data Detox Bar section of the exhibition, Julian Olivier and Danja Vasiljev's Newstweek is a device that manipulates online news headlines that you don't like or don't fit your narrative into ones that are more "appropriate" to your sensibilities.
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This spatial light modulator manipulates the wave front of the photon by adding a tilt to the wave and changing its direction, kind of like what would happen if you shined a light at a mirror and then began to tilt the mirror.
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In the first episode, audiences can see the visual representation of his brain working overtime as he taps into a bank of memorized facts and manipulates anatomical diagrams in his head, all before synthesizing that information in superheroic fashion during medical crises.
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Similar relationships have ignited a growing outcry in the United States and Europe, and a veritable civil war in the field between those who take food industry funding and those who argue that the money manipulates science and misleads policymakers and consumers.
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The idea that a small group of (largely) Jewish-Americans manipulates Congress, the media and other levers of power and influence for the benefit of a malign Jewish state has no connection to previous anti-Semitic conspiracy theories alleging the same thing.
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Russia even called for a special UN Security Council meeting into the attack (the same council it manipulates to avoid any real action against Syria) and used the meeting to tell the UK it would be sorry for accusing Moscow of the attack.
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Paola Poucel, who in costume bears a striking resemblance to Kahlo, stars in these interactive, bilingual performances, in which she plays music, works at an easel and manipulates a variety of puppets, including one representing a monkey, a favorite pet of the artist's.
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That you're living from the moment you are born in this system that constantly monitors and surveils you and constantly kind of manipulates you from a very early age to adopt particular ideas, views, habits, so forth, in a way which was never possible before.
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And though they've been more discerning in trying to sift the serious stories from the daily chaos, they still have not figured out how to handle the ways he manipulates the 24-hour news cycle to promote political messages meant to provoke and incite.
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The lawsuit filed by Feuer's office on behalf of residents of California alleges the tax filing software from the two companies "manipulates them into paying" even after users inputted information showing their income to be under the threshold to qualify for the free service.
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In his first book, "The Motive," published in 22018, when Cercas was in his mid-twenties, a blocked novelist in search of material manipulates his next-door neighbors into committing a crime: he thinks that all he'll have to do is write it down.
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These include President Donald Trump's own charges that Beijing manipulates its yuan currency and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross' complaints about Chinese excess industrial capacity, unfair subsidies for state-owned enterprises and a lack of access for foreign firms to major sectors of China's economy.
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While the author gives us plenty of reasons to sympathize with the persecuted Yasmin, the artfulness with which she deceives and manipulates is so downright creepy that one periodically finds oneself in the discomfiting posture of cheering on the bullies and the mean girls.
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This complexity makes it difficult for machines to teach themselves to do, but researchers at Elon Musk and Sam Altman-backed OpenAI have created a system that not only holds and manipulates objects much like a human does, but developed these behaviors all on its own.
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Over the course of the film, she drugs, abuses, and emotionally manipulates Lizzie, who is black, to convince a drugged-up, terrified Lizzie to chop off her own hand — obviously destroying her career and robbing her forever of the chance to play the instrument she loves.
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The land of sweets is a foray into contemporary Brooklyn: in the "Flatbush Angels" number, set to the Nutcracker's "Magic Castle" theme, hip-hop dancers perform alongside Native-American hip hop virtuoso Nakotah LaRance, who, other than dancing, also manipulates 24-inch-diameter hoops into unusual shapes.
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The way it does this is with the help of neural network processing — the same stuff that helps Google's Deep Dream algorithms detect objects in scenes and generate nightmarish impossible terrors — which intelligently manipulates your image to turn it into an artwork of a particular predetermined style.
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The Trump administration's latest revelation that perhaps thousands more kids have been separated from their families at the border, is yet another signal of how this administration seemingly manipulates facts and misleads the public — in ways that are slowly chipping away at our democracy's credibility and integrity.
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But Rachel is so invested in not losing her leading man that she manipulates him into staying for the day so that they can finish the episode, leveraging the fact that he is still trying to rebuild his public reputation and land a sports announcer role.
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Even as undemanding kids fare, the formula represents a thin concoction, with the most amusing gag -- in which the superfast Sonic manipulates those around him while they appear to stand still -- essentially pilfered from the later X-Men movies, where the Quicksilver character does much the same.
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Yet many machines remain vulnerable, as J. Alex Halderman, a professor at the University of Michigan, often demonstrates when he runs fake elections between George Washington and Benedict Arnold, and manipulates the software that prepares the ballots to assure a victory for America's most famous traitor.
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"Gaslighting" is a term culled from the hit 1944 movie "Gaslight" starring Ingrid Bergman, Charles Boyer, and Joseph Cotton that tells the story of how an abusive husband deliberately manipulates the truth and messes with the gas-powered lighting in their home to drive her insane.
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He takes her by the hand and guides her to an impossibly fancy hotel for some unknown business, where she manipulates a sleaze who mistakes her for a prostitute into handing over hundreds of dollars — and then she and Charlie promptly run away into the night.
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The adult Faraday's longing for the house has sharpened into a calculated, single-minded focus: At the first opportunity, he manipulates his way into an ongoing relationship with the Ayreses and begins to chronicle the family's steadily escalating chaos — a chaos that seems to have begun with his arrival.
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The strike ends almost before it begins, when corporate receives word of the walk-out, completely belittles strike leaders Amy and Jonah ("You're in way over your heads," their regional manager says with a smirk during a negotiation), and easily manipulates the store's employees into returning to work.
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Baltimore's party-starting, good at giving back MC, TT the Artist bounces back into view today with the first cut from her forthcoming debut album, Queen of the Beat, produced by Miami-based producer Snappy Jit (a man who manipulates influences ranging from juke, soca, calypso, and Miami bass).
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But not all the pioneers get to be time travelers: One of them, Barbara, breaks down during a television broadcast that's supposed to publicize their triumph, and Margaret, the unspoken, aristocratic leader of the group, manipulates the others into cutting Barbara out of the project for her own good.
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Sometimes they invited him back to give a talk and he thought about refusing, but in the end he did it anyway, because if he could, in his thirty-minute talk, impart any advice on how one manipulates the substance of film he felt that it was his duty.
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Trump has repeatedly charged that China manipulates its yuan currency to keep its exports cheap, and he is likely to raise the issue with Xi. But Trump did not make good on his promises to formally declare China a currency manipulator on the first day of his presidency.
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We must remember the slippery slope from the use of techniques for collecting personal information in order to offer products and services, and the use of the very same techniques to influence our thoughts, creates an autonomy trap about beliefs, and undermines our trust in democratic institutions — in brief, manipulates elections.
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"Wordplay" was performed by Unity Phelan and Jared Angle of City Ballet, and it closely resembled something you might see them dance with their home company: a sleek duet to a spiky, rhythmic modernist score (a quintet by Ellen Taaffe Zwilich) in which the man manipulates the woman into strange shapes.
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Being hypnotized by a white male doctor who manipulates you while you are unconscious and then falls in love with your lost 18th-century self may seem to be a choice exhibit of the unacceptable — right up there with the spirited woman in "Kiss Me, Kate" being spanked for her spiritedness.
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This brief exchange between human and machine — implying a kind of quiet understanding, a mind meld between old friends — kicks off the ad's subsequent 3 minutes and 10 seconds: a Jonzian dance-journey into magical realism, in which Twigs manipulates and mutates her surrounding environment into something expansive enough to hold her joy.
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In fact, the political and public swing against these darlings of Silicon Valley is one of the most important non-Trump trends of the year — and one likely to echo for many years to come: Sean Parker and other early Facebook execs went public with concerns about how the company manipulates data and our minds.
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In an attempt to streamline the procedure, and make it less invasive, medical researchers from Vanderbilt University and the University of Leeds have co-developed a first-of-its-kind capsule robot, 18-millimeters in diameter, that can be pulled and maneuvered through a patient's large intestine using a robotic arm that manipulates a powerful magnet on the outside.
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And for someone who manipulates shade and tone as deftly as she does, it's impressive that her sense of compositional structure is just as strong — which can be seen in the black and white print "Anniversary" (2016), which depicts what may be dandelion wisps wafting to the foreground to become a garden of human eyes settling onto a bone-white ground below.
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Former independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin slammed President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE Sunday, calling him an authoritarian who manipulates the media.
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At one point, Barry Goldwater's famous (bone-headed) line, "Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice," emanates from the soundtrack as Baillie repeatedly shoots and manipulates an ad of the politician, who's a spectral figure in this Quixotic and chaotic adventure through the US. With "Quick Billy," Baillie moves from an outer to an inner journey — inner visions, if you will.
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It's reassuring to see Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter employees begin to uneasily realize that what they do is often a catastrophic source of anxiety and bullying, and that their apparent destruction of traditional media-gatekeeper power centers may have created space for a new kind of centralized power, one which subtly, maliciously manipulates users' beliefs, and/or even the whole concept of a consensus reality.
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I have spoken with women and men whose work brings us water, protects us from hurricanes and other natural and less natural disasters, improves public transportation, manipulates genetic material to cure diseases like Huntington's, investigates the damage done to our immune systems when we play football or experience even psychological childhood trauma, makes sure the products we buy work and are safe, and much more.
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During Ewing's run on The Ultimates (20183), a series about a band of superheroes (including Monica and Carol) who are dealing with cosmic threats, Monica manipulates her energy form to actually enter Thanos's brain to try to kill the Mad Titan: It appears that Fury's seemingly offhand comment about Monica learning to "glow" is actually a reference to her awesome powers in the comic books.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE says it would be a "disgrace" if claims that Google manipulates search results to favor Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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That leaves very little room for the Chinese central bank to intervene again in currency markets without falling below the threshold set by Mr. Yi. The accusation by American officials that China manipulates its currency is based on a period from early 2001 to the summer of 2014 when the Chinese central bank did sell renminbi and buy dollars on a massive scale to keep the renminbi weak and help exporters.
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