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noun Electricity .
Also called magnetic flux density. a vector quantity used as a measure of a magnetic field. Symbol : B
magnetization induced by proximity to a magnetic field.
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Origin of magnetic induction First recorded in 1850–55
Words nearby magnetic induction magnetic flux ,
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How to use magnetic induction in a sentence This technology relies on magnetic induction , which basically means that it allows an electrical current to generate a magnetic field to create a voltage that powers a phone without messy cables or cords.
Induction would be a fitting gesture, even now when the honor would be posthumous.
In the future, the ship could be fitted with futuristic lasers and electro-magnetic rail-guns too.
Both are the result of magnetic activity on the sun, but a solar flare has more energy than a CME.
That shows the magnetic field at work protecting us from these highly energetic particles.
Their surfaces are a froth of magnetic storms, proportionally more violent than the worst weather on the Sun.
He went off whistling, and Isabel raised her hand and looked at it meditatively; his own had been unexpectedly warm and magnetic.
She came with an easy smile into the little group, and immediately her magnetic presence seemed to rivet all attention.
Thus, the magnetic telegraph was expected for quite three hundred years before its first tap of the keys announced its presence.
Each movement of the ball within its cage, where magnetic fields crossed and recrossed, would bring instant response.
His countenance gave out the fire of an inward passion; his eyes—deep, strange, strong, magnetic—mastered and compelled her.
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British Dictionary definitions for magnetic induction
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Scientific definitions for magnetic induction
The process by which a substance, such as iron, becomes magnetized by a magnetic field.
See magnetic flux density .
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