Definitions for "Validity"
A measure of veracity in empirical research used to indicate whether a study actually describes the phenomenon it claims to describe.
The degree to which an investigation accurately assesses the specific idea a researcher is investigating.
A valid test, a test which tests what it is supposed to test.
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 objection.
Appropriateness (also: applicability or quality) of the conclusions drawn from diagnostic values.
Refers to the reality of diagnostic categories. A diagnostic category (e.g., schizophrenia) is valid when it refers to a real clinical entity independent of diagnosis, and is an appropriate means of naming that entity.
An XML document that adheres to the specifications outlined in the DTD. This generally refers to how an element can occur, the name of the element and the number of times the element can occur.
Expiration time, invalidation time, and removal time of a document. The closer the removal time, the lower a document's validity. The higher the validity level, the longer Oracle Web Cache serves documents stale from the cache before invalidating them. For documents with lower validity levels, Oracle Web Cache serves these documents stale for a short amount of time before invalidating them.
Expiration time, invalidation time, and removal time of a document. OracleAS Web Cache calculates validity by comparing the current time relative to an object's expiration/invalidation time and the object's scheduled removal time. Prior to expiration/invalidation time, the object is considered valid. Between expiration/invalidation time and removal time, the object's validity level decreases linearly. During this interim state, objects with a higher validity level have a higher propensity to be served stale. When current time reaches removal time, the object is considered totally invalid and can no longer be served stale. Scheduled removal time is something that administrators can control. When expiring/invalidating content, administrators can remove objects immediately, which may be necessary for sensitive objects that should never be served stale. Likewise, where some degree of inconsistency is tolerable, administrators can specify a removal time in the near future.
a true condition
Used in reference to sacraments, validity means whether or not a sacrament "worked," namely do we now have the Body and Blood of our Lord or is it still just bread and wine
A sacrament is recognized by the church to be genuine and true when certain minimum requirements are met concerning proper form, matter, minister, and intent.
a requirement that is essential and so has to be fulfilled for the action to be valid (that is to have the intended effect); (eg, At Mass, wheat bread must be used for validity. It is illicitto omit the Preface in the Mass. (not pleasing, but not so bad as to make the Mass invalic))
Grant of a registered intellectual property right (IPR) does not mean it is valid. It may be subsequently challenged under the relevant legislation with a view to having it revoked - such a challenge is commonly in anticipation of, or as a counterclaim to, infringement proceedings. Similar principles apply in the case of registered designs and registered trade marks and service marks.
records that demonstrate evidence of their authenticity as a University record. This could be through the signature of a University officer on a set of minutes, the recording of the information on University notepaper, or the presence of a file in a context linking it to other University filing systems.
Validity of assessment is achieved when what is to be assessed is defined by the Units of Competency, the evidence collected is directly related to the relevant unit of competency and demonstrates that the Performance Criteria have been met, and that the evidence is sufficient.
The soundness of the interpretation and use of the results of an assessment.
An indication of whether you believe that the [digital] key you have in your possession actually belongs to the personto whom it says it belongs. Keys are valid if you created them or they are signed with a key that you trust.
Indicates the level of confidence that a key actually belongs to the alleged owner.
(adj.) A term used to describe the representation of an object by a computer modeler. The term refers to whether the representation actually represents a form that could exist in the real world.
Keywords:  ticket, minimum, maximum, length, time
HOW LONG A TICKET IS VALID E.G. THE MINIMUM & MAXIMUM TIMES YOU CAN BE AWAY FOR
The length of time that a ticket is valid for. E.g. The minimum and maximum time one can be away for.
Legal strength, force, or authority; that quality of a thing which renders it supportable in law, or equity; as, the validity of a will; the validity of a contract, claim, or title.
the quality of being logically valid
the quality of having legal force or effectiveness
Keywords:  expiry, guarantee, issue, date, credit
The period, from the date of issue until the date of expiry, for which the credit or guarantee is valid.
Keywords:  letter, credit, period, time
The time period for which a letter of credit is valid.
Keywords:  value
Value.