The only thing questionable about this approximation is whether the cost should increase by only a single order of magnitude.
It utilizes partial order reduction to reduce the state space explored for the other modules by considering a single order on independent enabled transitions.
The cars are identical to those used on the Baltimore Metro (save for the modifications made to Baltimore's cars during their refurbishment in 2005), as the two systems were built at the same time, and the two agencies were able to save money by sharing a single order.
However, even if each one of these factors are off by a factor of two, our overall estimate should be in error by less than a single order of magnitude.
(These decisions, all published in a single order by the Florida Second District Court of Appeal, came to be known by the court as Schiavo III in its later rulings).
We need to stay vigilant to maintain access to that right, though... especially as technology continues to advance, and especially when a single order by a US judge to unlock one mobile device threatens to alter the entire digital privacy world as we know it.
The San Diego-based company said its fourth-quarter revenue was overstated by about $501,000 because of a single order, which was recognized as revenue in violation of JNI's policy of not booking sales where the customer had been granted a right of return.
(These three decisions, all published in a single order by Florida's Second District Court of Appeal, came to be known by the court as Schiavo II in its later rulings).
One interesting nugget the report does reveal is that all 90,000 foreign targets were swept up under a single order granted by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which oversees much of the NSA's surveillance.
Work on his notion of verisimilitude has distinguished "likeness" and "content" dimensions, and the question arises whether these can be combined into a single ordering of theories by their overall verisimilitude.
