Induction, in-duk'-shun, s

introduction or instalment into a benefice or office; the inductive method of In effervescence, reasoning [Logic]; the conclusion or inference drawn from a proce of induction; the transfer of an electric In effervescent, or magnetic state from an electrified body to a non- Ineffervescibility, electrified by proximity without contact [Physics]; an introductory scene leading to the main action, in In effervescible, old plays. See Inductive.