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static

[stat-ik] / ˈstæt ɪk /


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From the static base of a box-kick and chase though, England were well in profit.

From BBC

The doubles also provide movement and context that keep the longest musical sections from feeling static, and the sensitive use of live video, sometimes shot from overhead, keeps switching the audience’s perspective.

From The Wall Street Journal

This gave Gabriel momentum that made him nearly impossible to stop with Reece James doing his best to block the run from a relatively static position.

From BBC

To visually represent the protagonist's mental breakdown without making the single-room setting feel static, Chuprina says that he purposefully changed the camera lenses as the story progressed.

From BBC

Unlike a “smart beta” ETF that screens for stocks with fixed rules for growth or value, Lazard’s factor definitions aren’t static, but rather are evolving and sometimes vary depending on a stock’s industry.

From Barron's