Kuch Kuch Hota Hai comforts me in a way that almost nothing else does because it reminds me that growing and changing doesn't mean invalidating the existence of that little girl who loved watching her mother line her eyes with kajal or put on her sarees.
Nevertheless, these limitations by no means invalidate the findings from this paper.
This by no means invalidates Moore's Law, but it does reframe it.
This by no means invalidates these studies, but effect size associated with blended learning should be interpreted with caution where the impact is evaluated within a particular learning context.
Black believed that the equal protection clause could not be introduced as a means to invalidate state action, unless that action involved civil rights or racial discrimination.
But his suspicion that transitions typically involve rates of above-average evolutionary change is by no means automatically invalidated simply because the hard work of paleontologists has paid off with such rich dividends, with so many well-documented sequences of transitional fossils now on the table and in this issue.
It was meant to invalidate an Israeli Supreme Court ruling from March 2000 that there could be no discrimination between Jews and Arabs in allocation of state lands.
The confusion over the ruling stems from whether the judge, Victoria A. Roberts, meant to invalidate all of the Taubman family's vote or just the part it added in November.
Our act of validating our experiences by sharing them with each other is in no meant to invalidate everyone else's, and we have respect for everyone who is living their life to the fullest--not just the people who are living their lives the way we live ours.
But just because we can't explain grief doesn't mean it's invalidated, Kaplan says — and that especially goes for grieving a celebrity.
