Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt rolled along on Monday with another rule rollback — this time to automobile emissions standards.
No rollbacks this time, he promises.
Rollback requires linear time in the number of recorded state changes, which is bounded by the number of state variables times the number of checkpoints.
Such prohibitions are already in place in many forests but are administrative in nature rather than mandated by law, and subject to rollback at any time.
As a Santa Monica resident, it is surprising that Mr. Gauronskas does not remember that the constitutionality of municipally imposed rent freezes and rollbacks had been judicially validated in California even prior to the adoption of Santa Monica's rent ordinance, which also featured a freeze and rollback at the time of its inception.
Shear zone activity is constrained until ca. 1680 Ma during which time subduction rollback established a new arc position at the southern margin of the Archean crust with magmatism persisting until ca. 1670 Ma.
Garamendi's proposed rollback is nearly three times larger than the figure suggested by a rating bureau.
Garamendi's proposed rollback is nearly three times larger than the one suggested by a respected rating bureau this week -- and drew criticism from workers' comp carriers who said California's top insurance official was pushing them too far and too fast.
In Act II, Hampton's artful libretto begins leaping forward in time: to the rollback of civil rights during Reconstruction, to the brutal confrontations of the nineteen-fifties and sixties, and, finally, to the confused racial landscape of the present day.
Whenever an LP rolls back in simulation time, it sends rollback events to all its neighboring LPs that it had sent events in the past until the time of rollback.
This last attack, a5, was undetected at the time and no rollback was performed.
