What is the mathematical term for an angle changing by 0?

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Hi,

Does anyone know if there is a Mathematical term used to state that the angle of change of some point is 0?
 
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"stationary" ? :confused:
 
I suppose there is no actual scientific term, but thanks. I decided to stick with "unchanged" ;).
 
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