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static moment

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static moment [′stad·ik ′mō·mənt]
(mechanics)
A scalar quantity (such as area or mass) multiplied by the perpendicular distance from a point connected with the quantity (such as the centroid of the area or the center of mass) to a reference axis.
The magnitude of some vector (such as force, momentum, or a directed line segment) multiplied by the length of a perpendicular dropped from the line of action of the vector to a reference point.


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Although the stats are impressive, McDaniels is hoping to avoid some of the static moments the offense endured.
Directed by Nick Hogarth and Mihai Timofti, the production has some static moments but then bursts into life.
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