Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In a stationary position; without moving.
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- adverb In a
stationary manner.
Etymologies
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Examples
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According to the arguments during the large demonstration in Rostock, with which it was among other things more than 400 hurt policemen to have given, by which on demand more only one stationarily had to be treated, the law in magistrate's court procedure at least ten demonstrator inside sentenced.
unknown title 2009
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Signal-to-noise ratio estimation assumes that the system operates stationarily, and that signal and noise add linearly the response.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Anton Nikolaev et al. 2009
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According to the arguments during the large demonstration in Rostock, with which it was among other things more than 400 hurt policemen to have given, by which on demand more only one stationarily had to be treated, the law in magistrate's court procedure at least ten demonstrator inside sentenced.
unknown title 2009
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According to the arguments during the large demonstration in Rostock, with which it was among other things more than 400 hurt policemen to have given, by which on demand more only one stationarily had to be treated, the law in magistrate's court procedure at least ten demonstrator inside sentenced.
unknown title 2009
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According to the arguments during the large demonstration in Rostock, with which it was among other things more than 400 hurt policemen to have given, by which on demand more only one stationarily had to be treated, the law in magistrate's court procedure at least ten demonstrator inside sentenced.
unknown title 2009
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