The use of the phrase "strictly static" is not correct in written English.
It is not a phrase that English speakers commonly use. If you want to describe something that is not changing or not moving, you could say "completely stationary" or "entirely still". For example, "The rock is completely stationary; it hasn't moved in decades."
The strictly figural static style, unknown among the artifacts hypothetically ascribed to the nomadic Scythians, makes a 4th- or 3rd-century B.C. date likely.
Second-level variations process has strictly non-static characteristics.
Second-level variations process has strictly non-static characteristics. 5.
By considering that usual structural optimization criteria based on the Von-Mises equivalent stress are strictly applicable to static loading, and that their application to fatigue loading is questionable, particularly when the applied loads are out-of-phase, an approach based on Computer Aided Optimization proposed by Mattheck in the '90s of the last century is proposed.
The religious and ethnic identity is static and strictly defined.
Current BP modelling tools are suitable almost solely for the modelling and simulation of a static BP that strictly prescribes which activities, and in which sequence, to execute.
Even though the quantization value, d, was not strictly designed to exceed the static friction, the frictional effects were negligible when the actual value was approximately 24 Nm.
While the overall organization of the static model is strictly hierarchical, the interaction between its constituent components in the generation of linguistic expressions is shown to be more intricate.
I filmed Static I to IV strictly on VX aside from some 16mm and a couple HI-8 tricks in Static I.
We were once static figures on stage strictly focused on vocal performance, today we are more image conscious and enjoy an active media presence.
