calculated

IPA: kˈæɫkjʌɫeɪtʌd

Arrived at or determined by mathematical calculation; ascertained mathematically.
Carefully thought out or planned.
(of a person) Calculating; unemotional and analytical.

Examples of "calculated" in Sentences

This paper bore a title calculated to reassure its readers.
It was a term calculated to gain him sympathy, and with his male friends, and an occasional prostitute, it did.
By the way, in case you never thought about it, “Reds” is an invidious term calculated to dehumanize radical activists.
By Robert Fulford, National PostAugust 18, 2009 2: 02 AM A few years ago Paula Findlen, a professor of book with a title calculated to stir unusual interest --
The head of the Royal College of Midwives has condemned what she called a calculated campaign against home births intended to scare women into believing it was unsafe.
Members Forum - spokesman Mpati Matabane said the organisation had given the president until February 4 to respond to what he referred to as a calculated plot to exclude them from the new defence system.
Dyess began doing "weird," "strange" and terrifying things to Mulligan's family, mounting what she described as a calculated campaign of terror that resulted in more than a dozen calls to the sheriff's office by Dyess and the Mulligans.
You have to admit that The Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity is not a title calculated to attract a mass readership; and it is still rather difficult to explain just why a book with such a title is a classic of doctrinal reflection, not just a dissertation on how to run churches.