fluctuatively

comparative more fluctuatively · superlative most fluctuatively

1. rarefluctuatingly

   Therefore, fluctuatively prepared tunneling can cause activated transitions between QEPs up to the room temperature.

   2014, Robert Austin, Ephraim Buhks, Britton Chance, Protein Structure: Molecular and Electronic Reactivity, page 130

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   The period of slow size increase was interpreted as the process when the subcritical cluster fluctuatively "climbs up" on the top of the potential barrier…

   2003, Solid State Physics - Volume 57, page 54

   Some of the dislocation segments may fluctuatively encounter no obstacle over the entire path of their motion in the slip plane.

   2012, K. Sumino, Defect Control in Semiconductors, page 1384