permanent set

British  

noun

1. engineering the change in shape of a material that results when the load to which it is subjected causes the elastic limit to be exceeded and is then removed

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Example Sentences

The company operates out of a modest studio in Silver Lake with two soundstages: one a permanent set for “Dimension 20” and the other rotating between several of its shows.

From Los Angeles Times

California regulators voted Thursday to impose a permanent set of workplace rules aimed at protecting countertop cutters from silicosis, an incurable disease that has been killing young workers.

From Los Angeles Times

The new regulations remain in effect while the department takes public comments on a permanent set of rules.

From Seattle Times

“Survivor” has settled on Fiji as a permanent set after bouncing around for several years to different locations.

From Seattle Times

After previous attempts expired or were knocked down in federal court, the Labor Department is now working to create a permanent set of coronavirus safety rules for health-care facilities, trying to establish the only enforceable workplace safety rules two years after the virus began spreading through the United States.

From Washington Post