statically

/ˈstætɪkli/
adverb
  1. In a way that relates to forces in balance or to a state of rest; without motion or change.
    • The structure was statically tested to ensure it could hold the weight.
    • Statically, the system is stable, but it might fail under dynamic loads.
    • The robot arm remained statically positioned while the camera scanned the object.
  2. In computing, in a way that is fixed at compile time rather than determined at runtime.
    • In a statically typed language, the data type of every variable must be declared.
    • The variable is statically allocated, so its memory size is fixed when the program starts.
    • The library is statically linked, meaning the code is copied into the final executable.