Sentence examples for regarded as void from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, ( {mathbf{a}}_i^j ) is regarded as void while i > j.

It's regarded as wrong.

For a dominating shear stress state localization into a band cannot be regarded as a void coalescence criterion predicting material failure.

TEM images revealed that Ag nanoparticles are agglomerated and all pores can be regarded as irregular voids between ZnO particles and the prepared films have a large amount of voids.

To punish him for practicing it without a license thus withheld is equally a denial of his rights under the constitution of the United States, and the law under the authority of which this is attempted must on that account and in his case be regarded as null and void.

Note: Contrary to a prevItuspelledon of this article, Louts Marinelli is no longer the head of the California National Party, and the party has specified its political platform since February.

The effect of a fluid pressure discontinuity on the one-dimensional, two-phase jump conditions for a fluidised suspension is evaluated on the basis that the fluid pressure field can be regarded as a function of void fraction alone; this assumption is shown to be valid for the case of a discontinuity travelling between two zones in dynamic equilibrium.

This text certainly means that the universe was surrounded by an unlimited from which time, breath and void were drawn, but it probably also means that time, breath and void were regarded as unlimiteds.

In this paper void coalescence is regarded as the result of localization of plastic flow between enlarged voids.

Penalties are prescribed for violations, and it is provided that the various [p384] provisions are to be regarded as independent, and the holding of any provision to be unconstitutional, void or ineffective shall not affect any of the others.

In a move widely regarded as a milestone for judicial independence in Africa, Kenya's Supreme Court voided the election results on September 1st, citing irregularities in the voting process, and ordered a new election within sixty days.