0 the action of stopping a document, ticket, law, etc. from being legally or officially acceptable: --
This finding constitutes the invalidation of many traditional approaches.
Their terrible behaviour has led to the invalidation of any argument they make.
Premature disclosure of the test sites might lead to invalidation of the experiment.
Further, complete invalidation of the statute usually brings about a greater change in law than partial invalidation.
This chronic invalidation of emotional experiences may result in a disruption of the emotion regulation system.
Individual autonomy (binding oneself by a rule) can suffer still more seriously from invalidation.
But all such laws are subject to invalidation by the higher principle of the law of nature.
Below we will highlight some of the major effects of chronic, pervasive invalidation for vulnerable individuals.
However, conventional approaches to implementing shared memory fail to exploit this advantage fully because of invalidations resulting from false sharing.
The argument is that the invalidation of the academic year 1999-2000 did not affect the children of the political elite.
It is true that annulling a crime brings about consequences-the validation of the victim's rights and the invalidation of the criminal will.
