Strontium 90

Definition

static /'stætÇk / adj ၁။ မေရြ႕မေျပာင္းေသာ။ တည္ၿငိမ္ေသာ (သို႔) ႏိုးႂကြမႈကင္းေသာ။ a static society ❍ be in a static relationship (ie one that is dull and boring) ❍ a rather static performance of the play (ie one in which there is little action, development of character, etc) ❍ House prices, which have been static for several months, are now rising again. ၂။ ( physics ) အတည္(ဖိအား)။ static pressure. Compare DYNAMIC ၁ n [U] ၁။ ေလထုအတြင္း အေျခအေနေၾကာင့္ ေရဒီယို၊ ႐ုပ္ျမင္ သံၾကား ထုတ္လႊင့္မႈဖမ္းယူရာ၌ ျဖစ္ေပၚေသာ အေႏွာင့္အယွက္။ ေႏွာင့္ယွက္ သံ၊ မႈ။ There was too much static to hear their message clearly. ၂။ (also static electricity ) မစီးေသာလွ်ပ္စစ္ဓာတ္။ လွ်ပ္စစ္ၿငိမ္။ လွ်ပ္ၿငိမ္။ My hair gets full of static in very dry weather.

Examples

1. ‘A typical static movement would be pushing against a wall and holding it.’
2. ‘This type of simplistic abstract stratification of the world economy and power subordinates the dynamic of class relations to a static distribution of market shares.’
3. ‘In the end I think the transition won't be one from modern to postmodern but from relatively static to near constant cultural change.’
4. ‘It consists of static shots of cities sped up and gradually sped up further until near the end of the sequence it is difficult to work out what you are seeing.’
5. ‘‘Traditional’ art is not something that was ever static and unchanging.’
6. ‘I have been confident because a market isn't static.’
7. ‘He goes on to explain that while the Irish milk market has remained relatively static in recent years
8. consumers' needs and wants for milk have changed quite dramatically.’
9. ‘Too many marketing plans fail because they make assumptions about a static market
10. when in fact they are dynamic with a changing composition of segments and of firms who supply to those segments.’
11. ‘Cooling housing market and stable economy mean static interest rates.’
12. ‘Language is not static
13. it changes with time and the times.’
14. ‘The ground-floor open area is casual and spacious - ideal for families - with its static umbrellas and fixed seating.’
15. ‘It featured photo-realistic environments portrayed using static viewpoints and slideshow-style movements.’
16. ‘The future of Haworth Riding for the Disabled was secured yesterday when councillors passed plans to allow a static caravan on the stable's site.’
17. ‘Such a situation is never static
18. because change keeps taking place all the time
19. and it is back to outlandish styles once again.’
20. ‘The convergence of a static camera and movement in depth also provides the film with one of its stranger allusions
21. and certainly its most unexpected lesson.’
22. ‘The land is scaped
23. first and foremost
24. through bodily movement
25. not through static enframement.’
26. ‘This makes sense
27. Accomando says
28. because market rents are relatively static
29. fixed by the competition in the marketplace.’
30. ‘But - as I know from my own experience at the moment - the housing market in London is almost static.’
31. ‘But since global markets are not static and needs and priorities always shift with time
32. trade diversification is a foregone necessity for any economy.’
33. ‘So we have a relatively static market and customers are spoilt for choice.’