Sentence examples for more static concept from inspiring English sources
Consensus in this sense is a more static concept.
This behavour is called 'homeorhesis' the maintenance of a dynamic trajectory in analogy to the more static concept of homeostasis the maintenance of a (steady) state of the system [ 3].
Panetta's idea of augmenting American presence around the world by rotating combat brigades or smaller Army units through areas on training exercises is a relatively new concept for the regular Army, which has historically maintained a more static, garrison-based force in Europe.
The concept here is similar to Google's effort in streaming search results from some more static apps like Hotel Tonight when they offer the best results for a given search.
Mothers Against is more static.
"The year-round market is more static".
It now has a more static approach.
People often have a very basic, static concept of statistics.
Martin Kovats of Birmingham University calls the Brahams' analysis "an implausibly static concept of Roma culture".
Finally, the company had to scramble to produce a non-functioning, static concept car, costing $2m.
