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statisch

static (i.e. time-independent)

static (In information processing, fixed or predetermined. For example, a static memory buffer remains invariant in size throughout program execution)

statisch adj.

gen.

statically

comp.

static; stationary; steady-state

med.

motionless; immobile; nonmobile; nonmotile; unmovable; immovable

tech.

statical; structural

statisch

: 784 phrases in 61 subjects

Agriculture	3
Antennas and waveguides	8
Artificial intelligence	9
Astronautics	3
Astronomy	4
Automated equipment	25
Automobiles	4
Aviation	3
Ball bearings	2
Biology	1
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Chemistry	7
Coal	2
Communications	14
Computer numerical control	3
Computers	17
Construction	95
Earth sciences	33
Economics	4
Education	1
Electric motors	1
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Electricity generation	2
Electronics	37
Environment	4
Forestry	1
General	34
Geomechanics	1
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Industry	5
Information technology	41
International Monetary Fund	1
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Materials science	11
Measuring instruments	12
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Mechanics	1
Medical	14
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Microelectronics	13
Microsoft	25
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Statistics	5
Technology	149
Textile industry	7
Transport	34


dynamisch
gen.	dynamic; dynamically; vibrant; dynamicly; lively; vigorous
tech.	dynamic
dynamische
gen.	dynamicly
dynamischer
gen.	more dynamic
dynamischere
gen.	more dynamic


Prothesenfehler
med.appl.	prosthesis fault