Examples of immovable

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The earth, he began, was an immovable sphere with equal surface area in all directions, which the sun circled daily.
Then he studied in detail the case of electronic plasmas with immovable ions.
Constraints are made to respective nodes to simulate immovable properties, for instance the road's surface, a wall, or perhaps a post.
In this way the item was immovable, each joint relying on its neighbour for strength and support.
In the end the immovable object vanquished the irresistible force.
Absolute space, in theory, is the immovable coordinate system that includes all of existence.
Frequently, men received land and immovable property and women cash and movables.
Their assets were often limited to movables as fewer and fewer women came into possession of immovable property, particularly land.
While the former is immovable, the latter is contextual and open to the changing requirements of any given time.
The floors must all be on the same level, for carriages to transport the most immovable pupils and objects generally.
The friction between the bars and the blocks made the blocks immovable when the model was walking on them.
He simultaneously reveals how one immensely skillful artist can freeze a mobile image permanently in the imagination, and how fleeting are our views of seemingly immovable and permanent mountain ridges.
Objects on a ship remain still in relation to one another while they are considered in motion if compared to another immovable thing such as land.
If this reserve army is always with us, so is social reaction to it: an" immovable preoccupation" with" the awesome spectre of crime and violence perpetually spiralling upwards".
I was a slob, immovable.
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