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(civil engineering) Relating to the pressure exerted by earth or similar substance..
geostatic load
geostatic burden
geostatic pressure
geostatic stress
In contrast, the moon, since it shares the earth's heliocentric motion, does not have a component of its geostatic motion that mirrors the earth's orbit and thereby yields retrogression, as does the epicycle of a superior planet.
If heliostatic astronomy has no technical advantages, if thoroughly modern astronomy is not heliostatic, and if the arguments adduced by Copernicus were unconvincing, why were the early geostatic astronomies, Ptolemy's in particular, superseded?
If we make a scale model in a flat box of a geostatic solar system , driven perhaps by an electric motor , place it on a smooth table , and hold the sun still, allowing the box to slide around on the table, we obtain a heliostatic system.
Use geostatic when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Geostatic means (civil engineering) Relating to the pressure exerted by earth or similar substance..
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Possible antonyms include heliostatic.
geostatic load
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