The case addresses the nature of California's budgetary crisis, and the extant state defined benefit plans.
The late Steve Jobs and the extant Simon Cowell, with their turtlenecks and shirtless V-necks respectively, did at least look as if they had thought about it.
The former city walls and the extant moats, palaces, and temples were built mainly in the 15th century.
The importance of sustainable operations in supply chains has been widely recognised in practice and the extant literature.
"We submit that Galileo had a novel optical theory which he did not want to divulge, but his practice and the extant instruments display it," they say.
The two symmetrical sessile barnacles are the extinct suborder Brachylepadomorpha (Brachylepas) and the extant suborder Balanomorpha, or acorn barnacles (e.g., Balanus, Semibalanus, and Chthamalus).
Community tennis courts still exist as a legacy of the mid-20th century boom in the sport, but few new ones are being built and the extant ones are seldom booked up.
The minimal amount of time for faculty preparation, little guidance from nursing leaders and the extant literature, and a societal context of patriarchy created unique challenges for faculty.
At the level of both protein functional classes and pathways, there is considerable similarity between the ancestral animal genome and the extant genomes of fruit fly and human, and with those of successively earlier holozoan nodes (Supplementary Data 4).
These 'editions' are not the fixed entities suggested by this term: the individual plates exist in several versions and the extant copies of the series show some variation in composition.
The Dipnoi first appeared in the Early Devonian Epoch (about 416 million to 398 million years ago), and the extant species occur in rivers and lakes in Africa, South America, and Australia.
