static test1
/ˈstatɪk ˌtɛst/noun
A test of a device or object in a stationary position, or under conditions that are constant or changing only gradually.
Origin
Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From static + test.
static-test2
/ˈstatɪktɛst/verb
[with object] To subject to a static test.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in Air Service Information Circular. From static test.
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- make a man out of someone
- make a market
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