In these incidents, disabled people were targeted precisely because of their disability.
"I have no idea who gives the report to target one place, but I can say they target precisely," he said.
Kerrison's computer modelling of the Tour's athletic demands meant the team could target precisely what training was needed to win the Tour.
The S.E.C.'s proposal "targets precisely the funds that ran the most in 2008," said Norm Champ, director of the S.E.C. division of investment management, in an interview.
The premium will be justified, he says, by the attractively young demographic predominantly 13 to 34 of the audiences, and the amount of information News Corporation has about each user, which will allow advertisers to target precisely.
In addition, the lottery, in particular, targets precisely those who can least afford to gamble: a paper published, in 2011, in the Journal of Gambling Studies, found that a greater share of people in the lowest fifth of the socioeconomic spectrum buy lottery tickets than people in other income brackets do, and that they buy them more frequently.
If it is really necessary to do something more ruthless in order to overthrow him in a timely way, then it would be better to use the elasticity of the U.N. resolution, and the cover of air strikes, to target precisely culpable regime commanders or facilities the Libyan leader values, while quietly communicating ultimatums to Qaddafi and his sons.
Web publishers have long boasted of their ability to pitch an ad targeted precisely to the person looking at it.
The implication is that these cars, though rare, were targeted precisely because they were perceived to be 'hot rides' (Wiles and Costello 2000).
Monitoring conservation targets precisely enough to yield useful data can incur substantial costs on over-stretched resources and requires time, forethought, and discipline.
