For almost a decade, America has relied on a doctrine called "calculated ambiguity" about its nuclear intentions in such cases, or what Michael Krepon, president of the Washington-based Henry L. Stimson Center, calls "ominous ambiguity".
My class uses a method called calculate tip to calculate the tip on a restaurant check.
Chris Corning's whole life has been filled with what his parents call "calculated risk". At 3, he was already a skateboarder, with homemade ramps in their basement.
But's also diverse, with a balance of soul, country, and rock that a cynic might call calculated, though it's not diverse enough to include any hip-hop.
So for you to worry about it is simply more of the same nemesis we all encounter - the nemesis Shinran calls "calculated thinking" - where we try to figure it all out by our light, on our terms.
To remove the unexpressed genome, the dataset was filtered on the present calls calculated from MAS5.
Patrick Healy of the New York Times dubbed it the "Clinton Cackle, Frank Richh of the Times called it " calculating," and pundit Dick Morris called Clinton's laugh 'loud, inappropriate, and mirthless...
The system, called LUCI, calculates the driver's alertness score and sounds an alarm if it slips to a dangerous level.
A classic example: In 1915, a young man named Benny Grossbaum told his bosses at a Wall Street investment firm that he thought a fledgling enterprise called the Calculating-Tabulating-Recording Company had bright prospects in an emerging field of technology.
Descriptive statistics and population genetic metrics were inferred from called genotypes calculated in ANGSD, using a final data set with 5,470 loci (requirements for passing filters see above and SI 3).
