Manipulate - Law Dictionary Search Results
Photorelief
A printing surface in relief obtained by photographic means and subsequent manipulations
Milquetoast
a timid unassertive man or boy fearful of confrontation and easily manipulated and dominated
chiropractic
a method of medical treatment that manipulates body structures especially the spine in the belief that it restores proper nerve functioning
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knowledge intensive
Requiring access to and manipulation of large quantities of knowledge as knowledge intensive labor
knowledge engineering
The application of computerized data and text manipulation to manage and interpret large bodies of knowledge or find useful information in large bodies of data The
Gripman
The man who manipulates a grip
glassblowing
process of creating glass objects by shaping glass when reduced by heat to a viscid state using various manipulations with the hands especially by inflating it by blowing through a tube The process is used to manufacture
Endoscope
the interior site from outside the body it often has small surgical instruments attached to the end and manipulable from the outside permitting biopsy or surgery It is used as a non invasive or minimally invasive tool
electronic device
a device depending on the principles of electronics and using the manipulation of electron flow for its operation
Compound control
A system of control in which a separate manipulation as of a rudder may be effected by either of two movements in different directions of a single
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