induction
in-duc-tion
noun
The formal process of introducing someone to a new job or organisation.
"New employees attend an induction day."
noun
The process of deriving general principles from specific observations or facts.
"Inductive reasoning is a logical method."
noun
The generation of an electric current or magnetic field without direct contact.
"Electromagnetic induction is a key principle."
noun
The artificial initiation of childbirth, often referred to as labour induction.
"She had an induction at 40 weeks."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: installation, initiation, inductance, generalisation, generalization, inductive reasoning, evocation, elicitation, trigger