The phrase "a fixed piece" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an object or element that is stationary or unchanging in a particular context.
Example: "In the art installation, the sculpture served as a fixed piece that anchored the entire exhibit."
Alternatives: "a stationary element" or "an unchanging component".
As an artist, you're not just creating a fixed piece -- you're creating the interactions that you want people to have with your work".
The unique combination of choreographed angles, on screen graphics, announcers, etc. is what makes the live broadcast a fixed piece of copyrightable art.
This combination allowed us to compare successive artistic interpretations of a fixed piece of choreography.
Since even the most complex chip is, at its heart, nothing more than a bunch of interlinked logic circuits, an FPGA can be programmed to do almost anything that a conventional fixed piece of logic circuitry can do, just by loading the right numbers into its memory.
"Traditionally, a monument is some fixed piece of geography, and you draw a line around it and that's it," said an Interior Department official.
We have no idea what could be in store for us down the road, but we need something other than just a fixed focus piece of glass to hold our attention.
A minimum of 10 sections selected randomly throughout the fixed piece of ovarian tissue were examined to determine follicle density (number per cubic mm).
In artistic gymnastics, participants perform various acrobatic feats – jumps, leaps, turns, handstands etc – either on the floor or on fixed pieces of equipment, in an attempt to demonstrate balance, control, flexibility and strength.
To overcome these difficulties, fixed pieces must be embedded into an appropriate material which keeps the cut parts together and, at the same time, allows the treating agents to properly carry out their action.
If our playgrounds have slipped backward into representations of forts and cars, with fixed pieces and soft landings, our playrooms have only increased in size and splendor.
In such a supporting role, the violinist must be able not only to play in unison with the singer in fixed pieces but also to follow immensely complicated improvisational sections, all the while adhering to the correct raga (melodic framework) and tala (rhythmic framework).
