Statické

Statické is a Czech adjective meaning static, unchanging, or at rest. It is used to describe nouns to express a fixed state or lack of movement and can refer to phenomena, objects, or data that do not change quickly over time. The form statické appears as part of standard Czech inflection to agree with different genders and numbers.

In science and engineering, statické is common in the field of statika, the study of bodies in equilibrium under the action of forces. It covers determining external and internal forces, reactions at supports, and stresses without considering motion. Statics contrasts with dynamics, which deals with motion and acceleration. In civil and mechanical engineering, statické analyses help ensure the safety and stability of structures such as buildings, bridges, and machines under expected loads.

In physics and everyday usage, statické often refers to static electricity, the buildup and discharge of electric charges at rest. This includes electrostatic forces, insulation, and static fields, as well as practical effects such as static cling and electrostatic discharge.

In computing, statické describes elements with fixed lifetime or scope. Static variables retain their value between function calls, and static analysis refers to examining code without running it. The term also appears in phrases like statická analýza kódu, which denotes tools and methods that assess software properties at compile time.

In common language, statické is used to describe things that do not change, remain constant, or stay in a fixed position, contrasting with dynamic or fluid states. See also statika, elektrostatika, a programování.