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Mr. Obama's carefully calibrated proposals offered little comfort to civil-liberties advocates hoping for a thorough overhaul of the N.S.A.'s practices.

To achieve mixing of MCMC chains, we calibrated the proposal width using the function 'calibrate.rjmcmc' and running the chain for 1 million generations, after which we used Tracer 1.6 to confirm mixing.

He told the BBC's Today programme the Chequers Brexit proposal was "a very practical set of proposals precisely calibrated to avoid those checks".

Mr. Valenti dismissed the Democrats' proposal as carefully calibrated political posturing.

The new equipment proposals also seem carefully calibrated to address current threats.

The recommended assessment factors are smaller than in most previous proposals, since they are calibrated to achieve central estimates (50th percentile of the target distribution) rather than a higher percentile such as the 95th, as has been more common.

What we get instead of bold proposals are sound bites, carefully calibrated to create the illusion that the campaign is dealing with the national issues of the day.

Additionally, numerical models have been developed and calibrated, and the comparison with the experimental results shows that the proposal finite elements models are able to reproduce the strength behaviour of the E-stub accurately.

According to American officials who reviewed notes from their counterparts at the Beijing talks, the North Koreans did not reject outright a new proposal by the Bush administration that would tie nuclear dismantling to carefully calibrated aid from American allies.

The main innovation of the new proposal lies in the combination of MCMC and MFR modules which provides the joint posterior distribution of the calibrated parameters following the classical Bayesian approach.

The repression is calibrated.