Look up: static

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   Static
   Static is a satirical drama about an Arizona teenager who claims to have invented a television set which can show images of heaven. It stars Keith Gordon and Amanada Plummer. Directed by Mark Romanek.
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   Static
   Not changing over time, in contrast with dynamic.
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   static
   [adj] - not active or moving 2. [adj] - showing little if any change 3. [n] - a crackling or hissing noise cause by electrical interference
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   static
   opposite of dynamic. See quiescence.
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   Static
   or fixed gears refers to fishing gears that are fixed to or on the seabed e.g pots, traps or nets. These types of gears are passive as opposed to mobile gears, e.g. trawl nets, which are referred to as active gears.
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   Static
   Electrical charges generated in handling materials which cause materials to cling together. Can jump to humans or equipment causing shock or fire if solvents are present. With reference to films, causes them to cling to one another or to other insulating surfaces.
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   static
   (programming) static typing, static variable. (storage) static random-access memory. (World-Wide Web) static content. (theory, programming) static analysis.
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   static
   pertaining to properties that can be established before the execution of a program Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers) • pertaining to a state in which a quantity exhibits no appreciable change over time Category: Electrical engineering and energy
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   Static
   Definition (keystage 2) Something is static if it does not move.
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    static
    stable adjective showing little if any change; `a static population`
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    static
    unchanging adjective not active or moving; `a static village community and a completely undynamic type of agriculture`; `static feudal societies`
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    static
    atmospherics noun a crackling or hissing noise cause by electrical interference
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    static
    noun angry criticism; `they will probably give you a lot of static about your editorial`
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    Static
    `Static` has several meanings: * Static electricity, a net charge of an object ** The triboelectric effect, `e.g.` from shoes rubbing carpet * White noise, a random signal with a flat power spectral density ** Noise (radio), a type of radio interference ** Noise (video), the snow seen on a TV screen * Statics, a branch of physics concerned with physical systems in equilibrium ** Fluid statics, the science of fluids at rest * Static spacetime, a ...
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    static
    (stat´ik) not dynamic.
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    Static
    • (a.) Alt. of Statical
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    static, term formerly use to describe electrical noise in radio reception, especially noise that originates outside a transmitter and receiver, e.g., in the atmosphere or in man-made devices. In general, a frequency modulation (FM) radio receiver is less susceptible to such noise than one using ampl...
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