'the nullity of' is a correct phrase in written English, and it is primarily used to indicate that something is invalid or does not have any legal importance.
For example, "The nullity of the contract rendered it effectively void."
Certainly death would explain the nullity of the narrator's character.
Once the nullity of the existential possibilities is recognized, humans cannot but resign themselves to Being, which, in one of its new manifestations in the world or beyond it, conducts them to a new epoch.
There was some notion, by the time the G.O.P. convention came around, that the the Republican primaries, with their cast of odd fringe characters, were a strange, passing dream — a tangent that resolved in the nullity of Mitt Romney.
That bulging sentence contains many of Lobo Antunes's distinctive qualities: the profusion of detail that delights in mess; the word games that flirt with the nullity of language; the professional acumen that diagnoses the king's disease and finds a poetic simile to catch the precise odor of his sickly breath.
The judicial branch of the Curia consists of three tribunals: the Apostolic Signatura (the highest judicial body), the Sacred Roman Rota (for judging ecclesiastical cases appealed to the Vatican, especially those concerning the nullity of marriage), and the Sacred Apostolic Penitentiary (for various matters of conscience).
The significance of Erastus' theses, which were published posthumously in 1589 under the title Explicatio gravissimae quaestionis…, was reflected by their numerous translations: in 1659 as The Nullity of Church Censures, in 1682 as A Treatise of Excommunication, and in 1844 in a Scottish edition.
The method requires no reduction of the original steady-state equations and gives exact multiplicity conditions in terms of the nullities of the successive Carleman matrices.
While she is respectful of the social concern and scientific ambitions that motivated the trip, the literary nullity of the book Chekhov eventually wrote, "The Island of Sakhalin," provides Malcolm with a decisive piece of evidence for her argument -- paradoxically contained in a work of nonfiction -- that fiction is a morally and philosophically superior form of discourse.
The flux vector can be expressed using the null space matrix NS of S as v = NS ⋅ t, where the length of the coefficient vector t is equal to the rank of NS and to the nullity DoF (degrees-of-freedom) of S[ 23].
'The words [of Conrad] fit the Argentine frenzy; they contain the mood and the moral nullity of that Argentine enterprise which have worked down through the generations to the failure of today.' (There is also a very good, and very cruel, joke about the red lips of Eva Peron and her reputed expertise at fellatio).
Rho test the non nullity of the correlation (Spearman test).
