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1 validity
validity 1. GEN Stichhaltigkeit f, Richtigkeit f; Geltung f, Berechtigung f (of claim); 2. LAW Gültigkeit f, Gültigkeitsdauer f, Rechtswirksamkeit f, Wirksamkeit f (contracts); 3. ECON, STAT Validität f, Gültigkeit f; 4. LOGIS Gültigkeit f, Gültigkeitsdauer f (ticket, Flugticket, Fahrkarte) • for general validity purposes GEN Allgemeingültigkeit -
2 validity
1) (of ticket, document) Gültigkeit, die; (of claim, contract, marriage, etc.) Rechtsgültigkeit, die2) (of argument, excuse, objection, theory) Stichhaltigkeit, die; (of reason) Triftigkeit, die; (of method) Zuverlässigkeit, die* * *va·lid·ity[vəˈlɪdəti, AM -ət̬i]n no plto give \validity to a theory eine Theorie bestätigen* * *[və'lIdItɪ]n1) (JUR ETC of document) (Rechts)gültigkeit f; (of ticket etc) Gültigkeit f; (of claim) Berechtigung fthe validity of your objection — Ihr berechtigter or begründeter Einwand
we discussed the validity of merging these two cinematic styles — wir diskutierten, ob es zulässig ist, diese beiden Filmstile zu mischen
* * *validity [vəˈlıdətı] s1. Gültigkeit f:a) Stichhaltigkeit f, Triftigkeit fb) Richtigkeit f2. JUR Rechtsgültigkeit f, -kraft f3. Gültigkeit(sdauer) f (einer Fahrkarte etc)* * *noun, no pl.1) (of ticket, document) Gültigkeit, die; (of claim, contract, marriage, etc.) Rechtsgültigkeit, die2) (of argument, excuse, objection, theory) Stichhaltigkeit, die; (of reason) Triftigkeit, die; (of method) Zuverlässigkeit, die* * *n.Aussagekraft f.Beweiskraft f.Geltung -en f.Gültigkeit f. -
3 validity
va·lid·ity [vəʼlɪdəti, Am -ət̬i] nto give \validity to a theory eine Theorie bestätigen -
4 soundness
4) (competence, reliability) Solidität, die5) (solvency) wirtschaftliche Gesundheit; Solvenz, die* * *noun die Gesundheit* * *sound·ness[ˈsaʊndnəs]the \soundness of sb's judgement jds gutes Urteilsvermögen* * *['saʊndnɪs]n2) (= validity, dependability) Solidität f; (of argument, analysis) Fundiertheit f, Solidität f; (of economy, currency) Stabilität f; (of idea, advice, move, policy) Vernünftigkeit f; (of person, goalkeeper) Verlässlichkeit f5) (of sleep) Tiefe f* * *1. Gesundheit f (auch fig)2. fig Folgerichtigkeit f* * *noun, no pl.1) (of mind, body) Gesundheit, die; (of construction, structure) Solidität, die3) (of sleep) Tiefe, die4) (competence, reliability) Solidität, die5) (solvency) wirtschaftliche Gesundheit; Solvenz, die* * *n.Gesundheit f.Stichhaltigkeit f.Zuverlässigkeit f.einwandfreier Zustand m. -
5 validate
transitive verbrechtskräftig machen [Anspruch, Vertrag, Testament]; bestätigen, beweisen [Hypothese, Theorie]; für gültig erklären [Wahl]* * *vali·date[ˈvælɪdeɪt, AM -lə-]vt1. (officially approve)▪ to \validate sb/sth jdn/etw anerkennen2. (verify, authenticate)▪ to \validate sth etw bestätigen [o für gültig erklären]the data is entered on a computer which \validates it die Daten werden in einen Computer eingegeben, der die Richtigkeit überprüft3. (show to be worthwhile)▪ to \validate sth etw bestätigen* * *['vlIdeɪt]vtdocument (= check validity) für gültig erklären; (with stamp, signature) (rechts)gültig machen; claim bestätigen; theory bestätigen, beweisen; (COMPUT) validieren, einer Gültigkeitsprüfung unterziehen; password etc bestätigen* * *a) für rechtsgültig erklären, rechtswirksam machenb) bestätigen* * *transitive verbrechtskräftig machen [Anspruch, Vertrag, Testament]; bestätigen, beweisen [Hypothese, Theorie]; für gültig erklären [Wahl]* * *v.bereinigen (Wertpapiere) v.bestätigen v.für gültig erklären ausdr.rechtswirksam machen ausdr.
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Validity — Va*lid i*ty, n. [Cf. F. validit[ e], L. validitas strength.] [1913 Webster] 1. The quality or state of being valid; strength; force; especially, power to convince; justness; soundness; as, the validity of an argument or proof; the validity of an… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
claim — vb *demand, exact, require Analogous words: *maintain, assert, defend, vindicate, justify: allege, *adduce, advance Antonyms: disclaim: renounce Contrasted words: disavow, disown, dis acknowledge (see affirmative verbs at ACKNOWLEDGE): reject,… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
Validity — The term validity (also called logical truth, analytic truth, or necessary truth) as it occurs in logic refers generally to a property of particular statements and deductive arguments. Although validity and logical truth are synonymous concepts,… … Wikipedia
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List of patent claim types — This is a list of special types of claims that may be found in a patent or patent application. For explanations about independent and dependent claims and about the different categories of claims, i.e. product or apparatus claims (claims… … Wikipedia
Representation validity — is concerned about how well the constructs or abstractions translate intoobservable measures. There are two primary questions to be answered. *Do the subconstructs properly define the construct (if you break up the main abstractions intosmaller… … Wikipedia
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Narragansett land claim — Narragansett territory c. 1600 The Narragansett land claim was one of the first litigations of aboriginal title in the United States in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court s landmark Oneida I (1974) decision.[1] The Narragansett claimed a few… … Wikipedia
stale claim — stale demand or claim A demand or claim that has long remained unasserted; one that is first asserted after an unexplained delay which is so long as to render it difficult or impossible for the court to ascertain the truth of the matters in… … Black's law dictionary
stale demand or claim — A demand or claim that has long remained unasserted; one that is first asserted after an unexplained delay which is so long as to render it difficult or impossible for the court to ascertain the truth of the matters in controversy and do justice… … Black's law dictionary
