Ministers say cardholders were aware they would be invalidated with a change of government.
The decision amounts to a big victory for KSR, which had been sued for infringement under the Teleflex patent that the high court invalidated with this ruling.
From the experiment, we also see that the compensation at a certain time will be gradually invalidated with time because of the short-term instability of the oscillator's output frequency.
Given the simplicity of the kinetics in the model and limited number of components, we wanted to assess its informative level and our results showed that the model could not be invalidated with the available data.
Huawei's wearable looks to combine the best aspects of the Android Wear crowd's reigning champs, offering a perfectly circular display, with a bezel size that won't necessarily invalidate those with smaller wrists from wearing one.
Again, in contrast, in the United States the separation-of-powers system has provided the courts, which have the power to invalidate legislation, with a major role in policy making, and, as a result, litigation strategies are often vital to American interest groups.
This showed that SPCA predictions could be used to invalidate ODE S with very high sensitivity.
Closely linked and overlapped with emotional neglect, invalidation occurs when the victim's feelings and needs are completely invalidated, usually with harmful intent.
Alcor, on the application it gives prospective customers, says a will with provisions contrary to the "goals of cryonics" will invalidate any agreement with it.
It is highly invalidating compared with other chronic headaches and has great socioeconomic costs.
A replacement for the predecessor arrangement had in fact been being negotiated long before the ECJ invalidated Safe Harbor — with the latter event undoubtedly helping to accelerate the rest of the talks by injecting the urgency of uncertainty (thus allowing Hancock to claim it took 'nine months').
