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to incidentally
adverb
In an incidental manner; not of central or critical importance.
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Days of Life is one of those technologies that seems to incidentally satirize our relationship with technology more broadly.
The privacy issue associated with mobile crowdsensing applications arises from the potential to incidentally collect sensitive data about participants [25].
The vegetation patches selected to meet representation targets for woodland birds failed to incidentally meet representation targets for other taxa, although targets for a subset of threatened woodland birds were exceeded.
Is that what consumers want, or do they want to use the same apps and brands they're already accustomed to? (Incidentally, an auto OS could be a point of marketing contention. What if customers start basing their car purchases over what OS the car offers?
The "No Child Left Behind" section was the only one kids paid attention to, incidentally, because it had a climbable school bus to horse around on.
This field work also provides the opportunity to incidentally observe interactions between Komodo dragons and their prey (deer and pigs, in this case), which are reported here as rates of injured prey escape.
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MRI analysis showed moderate-to-complete filling with a normal-to-incidentally hyperintense signal in most cases [ 16].
Some individuals are fortunate to be incidentally found to have gallbladder cancer at the time of cholecystectomy being performed for cholelithiasis.
(Buying land to provoke a debate seems to me, incidentally, rather an odd thing to do).
That is not to forget, incidentally, the two comics dedicated to "Branford, The Best Bee In The World".
I continue to wonder, incidentally, about how Jeffrey comes to be walking anywhere, given that we later see him at the wheel of a gorgeous red convertible.
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