Sentence examples for valid beyond from inspiring English sources

Warwick et al. used the wrong statistical procedures to conclude that the AEIM was incrementally valid beyond intelligence and personality traits in predicting various outcomes.

Under the commission's rules, the plant's existing licenses are valid beyond their expiration dates if an application for a renewal is still under consideration.

A linear stability analysis in which phase-integral theory is used is applied to certain exact subharmonic responses of undamped Helmholtz and Duffing oscillators which are valid beyond the limits of perturbation theory.

Put bluntly, it is impossible that results of SIS research are publicly available, reconstructable by subject matter experts, and valid beyond the single or very few cases and at the same time constitute the foundation of competitive advantage.

If this temperature sediment flux relationship is valid beyond the Plio-Pleistocene transition, then global sediment flux to the ocean from passive, non-glaciated, and low-relief landscapes would have been greater during the Pliocene than in the cooler Quaternary.

A very valid point highlighted by them is that a well-written model for a particular circuit should be able to replicate its characteristics or be valid beyond its actual boundaries as well.

When the German philosopher Hannah Arendt, in "The Life of the Mind," wrote, "Clichés, stock phrases, adherence to conventional, standardized codes of expression and conduct have the socially recognized function of protecting us against reality," she was writing about Adolf Eichmann, but the sentence is valid far beyond that one case, and far beyond the time to which he belonged.

This analysis provides us with a length scale within which the predictions of standard quantum mechanics are valid, but beyond which the gravitational effects dominate.

The holding that the search in this case was proper and reasonable thus expands the narrow limitations on searches incident to valid arrests beyond all recognition.

Niarchos was no Marxist, and he was as locked into his highliving social set as gold ingot in a Swiss vault, but he did seem aware of his privileges and that there were other, perhaps more valid, worlds beyond his own.

For one-dimensional global recoding the cost is exponential in the size of the quasi-identifier, so it is not a valid option beyond a given size of the QI.