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1912 Jrnl. Amer. Chem. Soc. 34 672 It is structurally and electronically possible for carbonic acid to lose carbon dioxide.

1923 Science 31 Aug. 164/2 A vibrationless, but electronically excited molecule.

1962 R. T. Sanderson Teaching Chem. with Models i. 17 Beyond major Group IIA the elements of a periodic group are not electronically similar.

1974 V. B. Mountcastle et al. Med. Physiol. (ed. 13) I. vi. 201/1 The depolarization extends electronically along the dorsal root fibers.

2001 R. W. Cahn Coming of Materials Sci. vii. 276 Superionic conductors are electronically insulating ionic crystals.

1943 Times 21 Sept. 4/5 Details of ‘one of America's best kept military secrets’, an electronically-controlled auto pilot for bombing aeroplanes, were disclosed here to-day.

1954 Economist 13 Mar. 791/1 A machine that calculates electronically.

1967 W. F. Bauer in W. J. Karplus On-line Computing iv. 81 He inputs the data directly into the console by electronically filling out a form which the computer provides on the cathode-ray tube.

1985 Times 5 Oct. 29/5 Clients can deal through the television screen, transferring money electronically if buying.

1997 J. Updike Toward End of Time 70 Its hinterland..is rich for me with small backyards and electronically overequipped living rooms.

2003 J. Dawson & S. Propes 45 RPM xviii. 163 Sometimes the stereo was real, other times it was electronically ‘rechanneled’ into fake stereo by splitting the signal according to frequencies.