If I've calculated correctly, they should be set to perform an amazing sunset show at the close of the final day of the festival.
You can blame the EU rightly for not having calculated correctly the strategic considerations of Mr Yanukovich and Mr Putin.
A Tory leader under pressure had calculated correctly, and got what he wanted.
A Labour leader under pressure had calculated correctly, and got what he wanted.
The chancellor may well have calculated correctly that Germans do not want to get involved in contentious exchanges over the perplexing issues their country faces.
If giving peace talks a chance can decrease the violence and shrink the Afghan battlefield by twenty or even ten per cent, President Obama will have calculated correctly: even a partly successful negotiation might help create political conditions that favor the reduction of American forces to a more sustainable level.
While Trump's campaign may have calculated, correctly, that his boycott would dominate the news agenda, the reality was also that he was virtually invisible at the main debate, which may play an important role for the many Iowa caucus-goers who remain undecided.
But the only thing I can guarantee tonight is that if you're here and we're here, then they're here!" He repeats this over and over, the volume of the piano and the bass rising, the drums hastening, the voices rising, until finally the song overwhelms him, and, if Springsteen has calculated correctly, there will not be an unmoved soul in the house.
Would I have calculated correctly the number of guests vs. appetite vs. leftover ratio?
In a recent gaggle over the Obama Justice Department's decision to try suspected terrorists in New York City, Crowley assessed the risks and concluded we would all have to "wait and see" whether the administration had calculated correctly.
Manama appears to have calculated correctly that Washington's military priorities will trump its embarrassment on human rights, perhaps even more conclusively now Bahrain is part of the anti-ISIS effort.
