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复数形式
inductions
1
就任, 入职
a formal process of being admitted or introduced into an organization, position, or office
- 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。
- His induction as president took place in a historic hall filled with dignitaries.
他作为总统的就职典礼在一个充满政要的历史大厅中举行。
- The induction of new members into the honor society occurs every spring.
新成员加入荣誉协会的就职仪式每年春天举行。
- During the induction, she received her official badge and signed the oath of office.
在入职仪式期间，她收到了她的官方徽章并签署了就职宣誓。
2
the process of deriving a general principle from specific observations or instances
- Scientists used induction to conclude that all swans in the region were white.
- The theory was developed through careful induction from experimental data.
- Induction allows reasoning from particular cases to broader generalizations.
- By induction, he inferred that the new drug would work on all patients.
- Teachers often encourage students to learn mathematics through induction.
3
the generation of an electromotive force in a closed circuit caused by a changing magnetic field or current
- Electromagnetic induction allows generators to produce electricity.
- The coil produced a current by induction when exposed to a moving magnet.
- Transformers operate on the principle of induction to transfer voltage.
- Induction in the circuit caused the light to flicker momentarily.
- Michael Faraday discovered induction while experimenting with magnets and coils.
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the action of initiating something, often at an early stage
- The induction of labor was recommended due to medical concerns.
- His speech marked the induction of a new era in the company.
- The medication helped in the induction of sleep.
- Early induction of new policies improved organizational efficiency.
- Induction of the immune response is essential for vaccination effectiveness.
5
an action or event that triggers a process or series of events
- 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.
- His resignation acted as an induction of political instability.
- The first strike was the induction of a prolonged conflict.
- The announcement served as the induction of a series of reforms.
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stimulation that elicits a particular set of behaviors or responses
- Classical music can cause induction of calm behavior in patients.
- Certain cues trigger the induction of defensive reactions in animals.
- Light pulses caused induction of activity in the neural network.
- The experiment measured induction of stress responses under pressure.
- Induction of fear was observed when the subjects encountered a predator model.
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(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
- By induction, the property holds for all natural numbers.
- Induction is a standard technique in proving combinatorial identities.
- He demonstrated the formula's validity by induction.
- The professor illustrated induction with a sequence of numbers.
- Using induction, the pattern was shown to continue infinitely.
8
引产
a medical procedure used to start labor and help a woman give birth
- 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。
- Her induction went smoothly, and the baby was born healthy.
她的引产过程顺利，婴儿健康出生。
- The hospital specializes in safe and effective labor induction methods.
该医院专门从事安全有效的引产方法。
- Her induction was planned to prevent complications from a prolonged pregnancy.
她的引产是为了防止因妊娠时间过长而出现并发症。