dynamostatic

Example:The process of gas exchange in the lungs can be described as a dynamostatic equilibrium where carbon dioxide is continuously expelled while air continues to flow in and out of the lungs.

Definition:A state where a system is in both dynamic and static equilibrium, meaning it shows both constant and continuously changing properties simultaneously.

Example:In a dynamostatic experiment, the researcher observed both static magnetic fields and the dynamic effects of electric currents.

Definition:Forces that exhibit both static and dynamic properties, such as electromagnetic fields that can exert both static and dynamic effects on charged particles.