The phrase "a stationary structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a building or object that is fixed in place and not intended to move.
Example: "The architect designed a stationary structure that would withstand strong winds and earthquakes."
Alternatives: "a fixed structure" or "an immobile structure".
Running time: Depends on the data, for a single stationary structure the runtime should not exceed a few seconds.
Once the minimum energy geometries were obtained, the analytical frequency calculations were carried out for each stationary structure to verify if it was a minimum or a first order saddle point.
An innovative SPR design invented by researchers at King Saud University and Georgia Institute of Technology allows the particulate material to flow downward through a stationary porous structure where the concentrated solar energy is absorbed.
To conduct predictions over many years, a stationary demographic structure is required throughout the simulated period.
The contamination rule is similar to that of the stationary structure but the contamination strength is time-variant due to the spinning springs.
Each simulation consists of a sequence of stationary structures, hence the methodology for the stationary case can be applied for each time step of the MD simulations, resulting in 21 cAIC-Differences Δ p (t ) (see Eq. (2.5)) for every time step t of each simulation.
This year's exhibition defines sculpture as: video, open-air performance, a walk through a field and a haunting recording of a duet from "Tales of Hoffman" audible beneath a bridge in a park, as well as stationary structures.
The susceptibility effects for such a phantom design can be separated in 1/ A variation in the background magnetic field, which is caused by the stationary structures and has a significant influence on spatial accuracy.
Previous investigation of the ionospheric parameters variation in the Kamchatka region showed a complex non-stationary structure, which significantly impedes the application of traditional classical methods for modeling and analysis of data.
