induction
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A(z) „induction” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

Induction
01

felvétel, beiktatås

a formal process of being admitted or introduced into an organization, position, or office
Példåk
The company held an induction for all new employees to explain its policies and culture.
A cĂ©g egy bevezetĂ©st tartott minden Ășj alkalmazott szĂĄmĂĄra, hogy elmagyarĂĄzza irĂĄnyelveit Ă©s kultĂșrĂĄjĂĄt.
02

the process of deriving a general principle from specific observations or instances

Példåk
The theory was developed through careful induction from experimental data.
03

the generation of an electromotive force in a closed circuit caused by a changing magnetic field or current

Példåk
The coil produced a current by induction when exposed to a moving magnet.
04

the action of initiating something, often at an early stage

Példåk
His speech marked the induction of a new era in the company.
05

an action or event that triggers a process or series of events

Példåk
The discovery of oil was the induction of economic growth in the region.
06

stimulation that elicits a particular set of behaviors or responses

Példåk
Certain cues trigger the induction of defensive reactions in animals.
07

(in mathematics) a method of proving a statement by showing it is true for a natural number n and that if true for n, it is true for n+1

Példåk
Induction is a standard technique in proving combinatorial identities.
08

indukciĂł

a medical procedure used to start labor and help a woman give birth
Példåk
Induction is often used when there are risks to waiting for natural labor.
Az indukciĂłt gyakran alkalmazzĂĄk, ha kockĂĄzatokkal jĂĄr a termĂ©szetes szĂŒlĂ©sre valĂł vĂĄrakozĂĄs.
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