So you are trapped in a cycle of invalidation.
Both these interpretations can be applied to a recent case: the invalidation of the patents of Myriad Genetics for two genes with mutations that cause cancer (BRCA1 and BRCA2) by the US supreme court.
In some cases, invalidation might be expressed by state officials from higher positions, and in the absence of further action, the responses given would become the state's formal position.
Thus, the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment was applied minimally except in some cases of racial discrimination, such as the invalidation of literacy tests and grandfather clauses for voting.
Trans individuals in particular cannot afford the kind of invalidation and marginalization that disrespecting their names and choices may bring.
This, confusingly, doesn't actually halt the pace of VirnetX's patent case: the invalidation is not legally binding until all appeals have been exhausted (and separately that case appears to still be ongoing).
In Table 4 we report the number of invalidation decisions made for the two models and Figure 11 show the kinetic model and SPCA predictions on this dataset.
The spark of invalidation.
The numbers show in how many of the 100 different noise realizations, invalidation decision could not be made for the simplified model, ODE S. Lack of invalidation decision showed the validity of the model simplification.
One method of invalidation is to apply a dynamical input and try to maximise the difference in the phase shift of two competing deterministic models [ 8].
Approximated sketches of higher order intersection curves in 2D views result in the invalidation of existing methods that need the exact projection information as input.
