induced |
influx |
As a verb induced
is past tense of induce.
As a noun influx is
a flow inward or into something.
induced |
induce |
As verbs the difference between induced and induce
is that
induced is past tense of induce while
induce is to lead by persuasion or influence; incite.
induced |
inducer |
As a verb induced
is (
induce).
As a noun inducer is
one who induces.
administered |
induced |
As verbs the difference between administered and induced
is that
administered is (
administer) while
induced is (
induce).
induced |
paraconductivity |
As a verb induced
is (
induce).
As a noun paraconductivity is
(physics) an enhanced conductivity induced in a material by a nearby superconductive field.
induced |
ipsc |
As a verb induced
is (
induce).
induced |
faradization |
As a verb induced
is (
induce).
As a noun faradization is
(medicine) the therapeutic application of the faradic, or induced, electrical current.
induced |
noninduced |
As a verb induced
is (
induce).
As an adjective noninduced is
not induced.
induced |
fluxgate |
As a verb induced
is (
induce).
As a noun fluxgate is
(physics) any of several devices that use soft iron cores surrounded by coils of wire that generate a pattern of induced currents when it moves relative to an external magnetic field.
induced |
photoalignment |
As a verb induced
is (
induce).
As a noun photoalignment is
(physics) the light-induced alignment of certain liquid crystals.
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