Sentence examples for which nullifies from inspiring English sources

There is a Zen mastery in producing a film which nullifies the concept of pleasure.

His throwing motion, however, is somewhat side-armed, which nullifies some of his advantageous height (6-5).

Emmert's clear implication was that the North Carolina law known as House Bill 2, which nullifies local civil-rights ordinances protecting trans people and assigns people to public bathrooms based on their "biological sex," makes the state a hostile environment.

The data distribution/collection in Hadoop environment induces a processing time overhead which nullifies its effect on treating small data sets.

An efficient frequency-domain block-type pilot-assisted ICI mitigation scheme is proposed in this article which nullifies the effect of channel frequency offsets from the received OFDM symbols.

In this work we investigated if fibrin matrix from clotted blood can act as a soft surrogate which nullifies the influence of the underlying stiff scaffold, thus promoting chondrogenesis irrespective of bulk scale scaffold stiffness.

Texas, which nullified Texas's sodomy law.

When Arius was condemned in a synod at Alexandria (September 323), Eusebius sheltered him and sponsored a synod (October 323) at Bithynia, which nullified Arius' excommunication.

Later in the day, Serbia's Parliament scrapped a law requiring a 50percentturnoutut for a presidential election to be valid, which nullified Mr. Kostunica's election in September.

But here, perhaps, we should tour back to the Yankees' recent three-game home sweep of the Astros, which nullified and then reversed the standings in this best-of-seven series.

New York City's black population fell by 15 percent in the five years after the federal passage of the Fugitive Slave Law in 1850, which nullified New York's personal liberty laws, required state officials to help slave catchers and denied suspects a trial by jury.