Induction
01
就任, 入职
a formal process of being admitted or introduced into an organization, position, or office
例子
Her induction into the board of directors was marked by a welcome ceremony.
她进入董事会的就职以欢迎仪式为标志。
The company held an induction for all new employees to explain its policies and culture.
公司为所有新员工举行了一次入职培训，以解释其政策和文化。
02
the process of deriving a general principle from specific observations or instances
例子
Scientists used induction to conclude that all swans in the region were white.
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
例子
Electromagnetic induction allows generators to produce electricity.
The coil produced a current by induction when exposed to a moving magnet.
04
the action of initiating something, often at an early stage
例子
The induction of labor was recommended due to medical concerns.
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
例子
The sudden rainstorm was the induction of widespread flooding in the area.
The discovery of oil was the induction of economic growth in the region.
06
stimulation that elicits a particular set of behaviors or responses
例子
Classical music can cause induction of calm behavior in patients.
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
例子
By induction, the property holds for all natural numbers.
Induction is a standard technique in proving combinatorial identities.
08
引产
a medical procedure used to start labor and help a woman give birth
例子
The doctor recommended an induction because the baby was overdue.
医生建议引产，因为婴儿已经过期了。
Induction is often used when there are risks to waiting for natural labor.
当等待自然分娩有风险时，通常会使用引产。
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