Sentence examples similar to it loses its validity from inspiring English sources

Other large-scale processes may still allow long-range prediction, but the more detail one asks for in a forecast, the sooner will it lose its validity.

It is shown under which conditions the widely used relation Rg2 = R2/6 loses its validity.

Subsequent work has shown that the relationship loses its validity at higher pressures, but more complicated expressions that more accurately match experimental results can be derived.

The electrical model loses its validity when the resonators enter a nonlinear regime of motion, which is shown to occur either by mechanical stiffening or electrical softening.

Those criteria allowing for the defence to gain the upper hand over the offence generally do not apply to revisionist states, as the rational logic established above loses its validity with regard to powers attempting to change the status quo.

They showed that the single fiber core conductor model is not an unreasonable approximation of the control region of a large bundle of fibers, but loses its validity toward the periphery of the bundle and is entirely unsatisfactory for small bundles.

The argument that fear needs to be placed back into these animals by hunting them with firearms loses its validity here.

Note that in our asymptotic expansion, 1 + 2 βy > 0 is required, and therefore the derived expression loses its validity when 1 + 2 βy → 0+.

It is losing its validity in the eyes of many whose fathers believed in it.

When a law is that widely abused in a democracy — the latest estimates are that 7 percent of the population uses marijuana regularly — it loses its moral validity.

Sensitive data must be stored before a specific deadline, otherwise it will lose its validity.