She also said the agency is not concerned that the ruling would affect the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, a separate pair of rules that address greenhouse gas emissions from new and existing power plants.
The term is often translated as "double regulation," a reference to a pair of rules that require party members accused of wrongdoing to appear at a specific time and place for questioning.
Here they are," he cackles, and brandishes a pair of slide rules.
Later, after neglecting to observe the "Wear Two Pairs of Socks Rule" known to veteran hikers, he examines his painfully battered feet: "My little toes looked like the sort of meat that ends up in hot dogs".
Between that and my four pairs of shoes rule, I feel so wise.
The direction of deflection is described by a pair of right-hand rules commonly used in science and engineering.
In this formulation, the solution is feasible if and only if f j (x i )=z i =f k (x i ) for ((x_{i},y_{i})in {S_{n}^{j}}cap {S_{n}^{k}}) and for j,k=1,...,m; that is, if and only if every pair of node decision rules agree on samples they share.
Cost-benefit analysis has already been cited in a pair of Dodd-Frank rules from U.S. regulators.
Dichaete also plays a key role in early zygotic gene expression, regulating the correct expression of pair rule genes [ 14, 15], and we found overlapping Vfl/Dichaete binding at eve, h, and run stripe enhancers.
But in these cases the K operator does not originate in the lexicon, but in a rule pair of type "NP → N, NP′ = K(N′)".
