The commission of inquiry concluded in its report that NATO had sought to avoid civilian casualties in "a highly precise campaign" involving thousands of attack sorties.
We compared the subsidence rates derived by TSX PSI with those derived through leveling, i.e., subsidence rates obtained at the LPs (as marked in Fig. 2) by three precise leveling campaign epochs.
Contrary to the anti-drone activists' claims, these studies' findings all backup the Obama administration and CIA's claims that the drones are waging the most precise bombing campaign in history.
Publishers benefit from greater monetization of their first-party audiences against their premium inventory, while advertisers win with precise, people-based campaigns by seeing a greater return on ad spend.
Smartphones, spreadsheets and demographic data allow for a more precise targeting of campaigning efforts, giving proponents more bang for their buck.
Organisations planning a social media campaign around hunger and nutrition also need to be clear about the precise aims of the campaign, says Jenny Ricks, director of policy, advocacy and campaigns at ActionAid UK.
In any case, such precise targeting demonstrates how campaigns are trying to take as much guesswork as possible out of the inexact science of television advertising.
Nor does the document discuss the sequencing of air and ground campaigns, the precise missions of special operations forces or the possibility of urban warfare in downtown Baghdad, with Iraqi forces possibly deploying chemical weapons.
The offer, extended in cooperation with the city's recovery and university leaders, would have the two campaigns negotiate precise details of how the Sept. 18 forum would be run.
We may not know how well Barack Obama will make the trains run on time (although based on the precise execution of his campaign for president, I'd bet he does that pretty well too).
