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Definition of induct
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Induct
(v. t.) To bring in; to
introduce;
to usher in.
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Provisor
::
Provisor
(n.) One who is
regularly
inducted
into a
benefice.
See
Provision,
5..
Install
::
Install
(v. t.) To place in an
office,
rank, or
order;
to
invest
with any
charge
by the usual
ceremonies;
to
instate;
to
induct;
as, to
install
an
ordained
minister
as
pastor
of a
church;
to
install
a
college
president..
Inductrical
::
Inductrical
(a.)
Acting
by, or in a state of,
induction;
relating
to
electrical
induction..
Inductor
::
Inductor
(n.) The
person
who
inducts
another
into an
office
or
benefice.
Induction
::
Induction
(n.) A
process
of
demonstration
in which a
general
truth is
gathered
from an
examination
of
particular
cases,
one of which is known to be true, the
examination
being so
conducted
that each case is made to
depend
on the
preceding
one; --
called
also
successive
induction..
Terminal
::
Terminal
(n.)
Either
of the ends of the
conducting
circuit
of an
electrical
apparatus,
as an
inductorium,
dynamo,
or
electric
motor,
usually
provided
with
binding
screws
for the
attachment
of wires by which a
current
may be
conveyed
into or from the
machine;
a
pole..
Argumentation
::
Argumentation
(n.) The act of
forming
reasons,
making
inductions,
drawing
conclusions,
and
applying
them to the case in
discussion;
the
operation
of
inferring
propositions,
not known or
admitted
as true, from facts or
principles
known,
admitted,
or
proved
to be
true..
Inductile
::
Inductile
(a.) Not
ductile;
incapable
of being drawn into
threads,
as a
metal;
inelastic;
tough..
Tetanus
::
Tetanus
(n.) That
condition
of a
muscle
in which it is in a state of
continued
vibratory
contraction,
as when
stimulated
by a
series
of
induction
shocks..
Reason
::
Reason
(n.)
Hence:
To carry on a
process
of
deduction
or of
induction,
in order to
convince
or to
confute;
to
formulate
and set forth
propositions
and the
inferences
from them; to
argue..
Condenser
::
Condenser
(n.) An
instrument
for
concentrating
electricity
by the
effect
of
induction
between
conducting
plates
separated
by a
nonconducting
plate.
A Posteriori
::
A
posteriori
()
Applied
to
knowledge
which is based upon or
derived
from facts
through
induction
or
experiment;
inductive
or
empirical.
Superinfuse
::
Superinduction
(n.) The act of
superinducing,
or the state of being
superinduced..
Inducteous
::
Inducteous
(a.)
Rendered
electro-polar
by
induction,
or
brought
into the
opposite
electrical
state by the
influence
of
inductive
bodies..
Influence
::
Influence
(n.)
Induction.
Inductive
::
Inductive
(a.)
Operating
by
induction;
as, an
inductive
electrical
machine..
Faradic
::
Faradic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Michael
Faraday,
the
distinguished
electrician;
--
applied
especially
to
induced
currents
of
electricity,
as
produced
by
certain
forms of
inductive
apparatus,
on
account
of
Faraday's
investigations
of their
laws..
Induction
::
Induction
(n.) The
property
by which one body,
having
electrical
or
magnetic
polarity,
causes
or
induces
it in
another
body
without
direct
contact;
an
impress
of
electrical
or
magnetic
force or
condition
from one body on
another
without
actual
contact..
Induction
::
Induction
(n.) An
introduction
or
introductory
scene,
as to a play; a
preface;
a
prologue..
Inductility
::
Inductility
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
inductile.
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