fluctuatively

English

Etymology

From fluctuative +‎ -ly.

Adjective

fluctuatively (comparative more fluctuatively, superlative most fluctuatively)

1. fluctuatingly
   • 2014, Robert Austin, ‎Ephraim Buhks, ‎Britton Chance, Protein Structure: Molecular and Electronic Reactivity‎^[1], page 130:

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

   • 2003, Solid State Physics - Volume 57‎^[2], page 54:

     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…

   • 2012, K. Sumino, Defect Control in Semiconductors‎^[3], page 1384:

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