Sentence examples for becoming null from inspiring English sources
Jacob Gaboury published "Becoming NULL: Queer relations in the excluded middle" in Women & Performance: a journal of feminist theory.
"We therefore reserve the right to take action that may result in these tickets becoming null and void, if we believe them to have been resold without the organisation's consent," says spokeswoman Rebecca Storey.
But the Jericho raid shows that, especially with the advent of Hamas, all these rules are on the brink of becoming null and void.This way to mayhemWith no rules at all, how will Israelis and Palestinians co-exist, armed to the teeth and crammed cheek-by-jowl in a contested patch of land?
The addition of a third cluster (K = 3) further increases the probability of the data, the gain of power becoming null or negative for higher values of K.
At 1% (v/v) [Emim][OAc], the S. cerevisiae CTR profile was similar and raised to 17.9 mmol/L/h at 13 h before becoming null at 20 h until the end of the fermentation.
In fact, while the addition of genes had little effect over the 'universal' core, in the 'essential' core the mean distances to the RT reduced continuously until becoming null when 60 genes were concatenated.
Rebounding by off-guards has become null and void.
However, the MZT method suffers from performance degradation with the interference nulls becoming higher and sidelobe elevation.
It is also apparent that the subtelomere compartment in the trypanosome genome differs from the chromosome cores in its interaction with recombination/repair mechanisms, becoming disproportionately disrupted in null mutants of key players MRE11 and BRCA2.
The results of this investigation suggest that, if the assumption of non-differential misclassification and constant prevalence of outcome is correct, the relative risks for health outcomes may be becoming slightly more biased towards the null with each contact.
In the null model (including only multimorbidity), multimorbid patients had an 85% higher risk of becoming long-term care dependent than those with no multimorbidity (HR: 1.85, CI 1.78 1.92; data not shown).
