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viˈbrationally, adv.
[f. vibrational a. + -ly2.]
By vibration; as regards vibrational motion.
1961New Scientist 16 Mar. 687/1 Vibrationally assisted forming results in more uniform deformation [of metals]. 1964[see de-excite vb. s.v. de-excitation]. 1974Nature 30 Aug. 714/1 The object may be a very massive star..which is vibrationally unstable. 1979Sci. Amer. May 104/2 The advent of the laser would seem to be a chemist's dream come true, enabling him in principle to selectively excite reactants—electronically, vibrationally or rotationally, as he wishes. |