Sentences with phrase «of manipulating»

It's worth noting that this isn't the first time OnePlus has been accused of manipulating benchmarks.

China - based bitcoin exchanges have been accused by users of manipulating trading volumes before, with some claiming to shift over 30,000 BTC in December amidst bitcoin's price plunge, and users claimed the actual number might be a tenth of that.

For example, colored coins are a novel way of manipulating digital assets on top of the Bitcoin blockchain.

Japanese authorities arrested Mark Karpeles, on allegations of manipulating the company's system to inflate the balance of his own account.

New charges have been filed against a Philadelphia - based day trader accused of manipulating a series of online brokerage accounts and using bitcoin to hide the source of his profits.

In essence, the corporation is being accused of manipulating the results of that election, especially by harvesting protected personal data from Facebook and by making targeted posts on this and other social media platforms, including with the aim of discrediting other candidates and spreading fake news.

Significantly, there have also been allegations that Cambridge Analytica has been employing similar marketing tactics in Kenya for the purposes of manipulating the country's 2013 presidential elections, and the primary elections that took place earlier this year, in favour of Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta (see here, here and here).

He was caustic on the subject of his former boss, Mr. Nix, who he said enjoyed the colonial challenge of manipulating the affairs of less developed countries.

As one of the few really good titles on the Vita, Gravity Rush 2 has stood out because of its core mechanic of manipulating gravity.

There so many instances when Silicon Valley's darling has been accused of manipulating search results.

Some have speculated about the potential to modify agricultural data as a way of manipulating futures markets.

Mugabe had previously been accused of manipulating elections to stay on as president.

It is often used in a narrow sense, to describe the process of manipulating paper or electronic records so they can be read by litigation support software.

It is important for judges to take control of alienation cases, to limit the possibility of manipulating the court process by the parents, and to ensure a firm and quick response to violations of court orders.

The traders were accused of manipulating the U.S. dollar -

This isn't for the purpose of manipulating his conclusion.

Some of that will depend on the extent to which we can get a competitive advantage from ways of manipulating data.»

On the flip side, of course, being able to protect unique ways of manipulating data means restrictions for other companies who want to do studies on their own data.

As the quality of global simulations improves it opens up the possibility of manipulating these models in different ways to isolate the factors that alter TC statistics.

You have a Trump transition team members like Chris Horner who has spent years harassing climate scientists and falsely accusing them of manipulating the data.

As a result, the Obama Administration would do better to come to grips with this fact and stop deferring to the IPCC findings when trying to justify increasingly burdensome federal regulation of carbon dioxide emissions, with the combined effects of manipulating markets and restricting energy choices.

2) How many different ways of manipulating the sunspot / neutron data did they try?

Heller accused the government of manipulating statistics to make people «absurd» and «fake news» regarding climate change.

It seems therefore wrong, to use it for the purpose of generating sensational headlines with the intent of manipulating public opinion.

In his previous speech, Ewert implied that NASA is guilty of manipulating temperature records.

I suspect that we will see other, more sophisticated methods of manipulating the sensors themselves (sea ice).

and the actual meaning of what could the manipulation of the human imagination be, in the regard of a goal or aim of manipulating the human mind and the human intellect.

Climate contrarians have falsely accused NOAA scientists of manipulating data that demonstrates there was no «pause» in global warming.

Second, the same echo chamber that promoted Steve McIntyre's criticism of the Hockey Stick is now fully engaged accusing scientists of manipulating data to increase global concern about climate change.

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In November 2009, emails were leaked from the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia that led to its being accused of manipulating data.

It was announced Wednesday that Jones would return to the role of Director of Research at the university after an independent review cleared the CRU of manipulating or falsifying data.

Hansen has been the target of many claims of ethical and academic dishonesty, most prominently by author Christopher Horner, who accused Hansen of manipulating data.

And, when all else fails, he will begin calling you names and accusing you of manipulating data, in order to divert attention from his failure.

There's a whole ecosystem of climate deniers out there — including many Republican politicians — that choose to not only ignore NASA's data, but also accuse the agency responsible for going to the moon of manipulating the data.

Argentinian geoscientist Ricardo Villalba stands accused of manipulating a national inventory of glaciers to exclude smaller glaciers from environmental protections, and thereby enabling repeated instances of cyanide pollution by the mining industry.

If he is so brazen with other people's identity, what length's would he go to in the less riskier field of manipulating scientific data to further a perceived cause.

Experience of manipulating data and producing high quality outputs and analysis for reports for research and publication purposes.

The benefits of manipulating the data about the effectiveness of carbon sequestration are too great for profit - driven companies to resist and the incentive to consider the «seventh generation» is too little.

The hour - long program is expected to focus on one well - known example of scientific abuse: the Bush administrationâ s long history of manipulating, suppressing, and distorting the science on global warming.

Still, we were most wowed with works created by 14 artists featured in «Fold, Paper, Scissors,» who used simple tools children favor during early art - making to create elegant, elaborate works that exude the playful innocence of childhood while referencing the rich history of manipulating paper across cultures and time periods.

Creating art of great intellectual and emotional complexity is often the result of manipulating received ideas to provoke an unanticipated response.

Working continuously in watercolor, and also at various times in oils, he had a very personal way of manipulating the means at his disposal: he improvised, harnessing kinetic energy and transforming it into boldly colored marks.

Fond of manipulating scans of his own body, Dupont has produced everything from shape - shifting...

He was accused of manipulating reputations, and of telling artists what to paint.

Five New York museums argued in federal court on Friday, April 27 that a lawsuit accusing them of manipulating the contemporary art market has no merit.

Their innovations in the art of manipulating the form and surface of paper make them odd but not unwilling bedfellows.

William Pye is a master of manipulating water.

Alchemy is the art of manipulating life and consciousness in matter, to help it evolve, or to solve problems of inner disharmonies.

The featured artists and designers in the exhibition examine a variety of timely and enduring topics including innovation, the body, gender roles, portraiture, beauty, style, embellishment, documentary methodology and the power of manipulating artistic mediums.