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An authority spokesman, Tom Kelly, called the accusation "ludicrous" and said the authority had a "carefully calibrated" plan to use the surplus for pension payments, fare discounts and other purposes.

Both incidents stand as a haunting reproach to the elegant powers of logic with which Obama tried to sell his exquisitely calibrated plan to vanquish Al Qaeda and its mad brethren.

Lisa P. Jackson, the E.P.A. administrator, said the timetable announced Monday was a calibrated plan to begin to apply the Clean Air Act to major stationary sources of heat-trapping gases.

This allows a fully calibrated plan view of the positions of the animals over time (Fig. 6A), and although the area of interest was predominantly flat, it also allows the vertical space usage to be evaluated too (Fig. 6B).

At this stage, the carefully calibrated plans for English votes for English laws, in which there is a veto for English MPs over legislation purely affecting them, will look unfit for purpose to many rightwingers.

The pre-publication reports of some emotional details from the memoir of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton sent her publisher, Simon & Schuster, scrambling yesterday to protect its carefully calibrated marketing plans and threatening to sue The Associated Press for quoting from a leaked copy of the book.

Elite athletes carefully calibrate and plan the nature of the physical conditioning training stimulus, which nears or is already at a maximal level in the form of strength or power training.

The question is whether the film will live up to its carefully calibrated $35 million marketing plan, which was created not for an opening-weekend throng, but for a steady stream of moviegoers in the coming weeks.

Because of the near-perfect execution of a calibrated but dangerous plan, the battle is often seen as a tactical masterpiece of the same stature as Cannae, the celebrated triumph by Hannibal some 2,000 years before.

While this case corroborated that relevant input data can be gathered and that the planning model offers useful guidance, we neither have substantial experience in data collection routines nor about reference data to calibrate the planning model for various application contexts.

The pricing plan is calibrated to impose higher tolls at crossings like the Holland and Lincoln Tunnels, where there are many mass transit alternatives, and lower tolls at locations like the George Washington Bridge and the Staten Island bridges, where there are few or no such options.