unipolarlyadv.
/ˌjuːnɪˈpəʊləli/, U.S. /ˌjunəˈpoʊlərli/ In a unipolar way; with a single pole.
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1868 C. E. Morgan Electro-physiol. & Therapeutics xxi. 353 The former increases with the nearness of the stimulated point to the unipolarly acting electrode.
1906 Jrnl. Physiol. 34 30 Double induction shocks at a rate of 25 per sec. were used throughout and delivered unipolarly by an entomological pin-point lightly inserted.
1970 W. Wultsch in P. Halldal Photobiol. Microorganisms viii. 222 The unipolarly flagellated purple bacterium Thiospirillum.
1982 Psychiatry Res. 7 245 Unipolarly depressed patients.
2008 A. Fridman Plasma Chem. viii. 579 The particles in plasma are unipolarly negatively charged.
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