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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
static term formerly use to describe electrical noise in radio reception, especially noise that originates outside a transmitter and receiver, e.g., in the atmosphere or in man-made devices. In general, a frequency modulation (FM) radio receiver is less susceptible to such noise than one using amplitude modulation (AM). Many receivers are equipped with devices, such as automatic limiting and silencing circuits, to lessen the effect of such noise on reception. ... Read more
static limit
A Dictionary of Astronomy static limit The region around the event horizon of a rotating...stationary; also known as the stationary limit . Within the static limit, an object would be forced to spin with the black hole, as though in a whirlpool. The static limit touches the event horizon at the black hole's poles... Read more
static electricity
World Encyclopedia static electricity Electric charges at rest. Electrically charged...the force to their charge and the distance between them. Static electricity can be produced by friction. Electrons may then jump off as a spark, shocking anyone touching the object. Static electricity is used in xerography, the most common ... Read more

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