Inductive - Definition and Overview

The term induction has more than one meaning in the English language. Please see:

Induction in the field of philosophy
Mathematical induction in the field of mathematics
- Transfinite induction is a special case of the above
- Structural induction is a generalization of mathematical induction
Electromagnetic induction in physics and engineering (see also: radio frequency induction, Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect)
Electrostatic induction
Induction of childbirth
Induction period related to the Atkins diet
Need Rhetorical Induction

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Example Usage of Inductive
	Dawn4Math: Attended excellent inservice in the use of GATE math icons, which support enVision's Inductive, problem-based approach.
	dsumner25: no amount of evidence and Inductive reasoning will be enough to counter the infinite range of possible conditions and scenarios
	delilahwoolf: my 4 yr old student just asked "Did Ataturk die like Spiderman and Superman?" that's Inductive reasoning

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Inductive - Definition and Overview

Example Usage of Inductive