experimentally
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4.4
- adverb
- /ɪkˌspɛrɪˈmɛntəli/
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experimentalmente
- The effects of the new treatment were studied experimentally in a controlled environment.
- experimentally test
- experimentally determined
- experimentally manipulated
This value will need to be determined experimentally while you work on your code.
- This value will need to be determined experimentally while you work on your code.
- Something that we can put to the test experimentally or experientially, right.
- And, and we should say this is still not confirmed experimentally.
- We haven't been able to experimentally show yet that the the twisting of space will lead to closed loops in time.
- He, he learned that experimentally and he learned how to make slow ones and then they were able to make go through the periodic table and make lots of particles.
- It never really would live up to its expectations and, and and experiment experimentally.
- It prevented from being activated experimentally.
- But that's not the the the fluctuating frontier of what is experimentally true is not something that's taught in school.
- That's being used clinically and experimentally that the AI could decide that I need to be a little bit more context aware, right?
- All right, So he said, OK, look, let me let me think about experimentally how I would synchronize to clocks given his postulate.
Examples
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Our study clearly confirms, experimentally, the potential risk for interspecies oral transmission of the agent of L-BSE.
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This value will need to be determined experimentally while you work on your code.
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So we talked about some of the things that are experimentally observed.
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However, during the course of these tests, this could not be experimentally confirmed.
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There is no obvious way to, you know, experimentally verify string theory.
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Working memory has been utilized experimentally in a number of ways.
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OK, now what do we actually know experimentally about what species diversity does to ecosystems?
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Four of the reviewed studies experimentally tested the effects of performance feedback on OTRs.
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One limitation of our study was that word frequency was not experimentally manipulated.
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As Eldridge put it last week, Darwin was thinking experimentally, testing predictions.
Synonyms
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3.9
In a careful way using tests and evidence to check ideas
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6.0
In a way that uses observation or experience rather than theory
How Experimental
Surface Forms
Morphology
experimentally = experimental (transparent) = experiment + al + ly
The adverb is formed by the regular addition of '-ly' to the adjective 'experimental', a productive, transparent process.
Etymology
Experimentally comes from experiment, which comes from the old Latin experiri, meaning 'to try' or 'to test', and the same root is in expert and experience. So, to do something experimentally is to do it by trying and testing to see what works.