electromagnetic induction; response; feeling
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induction; electromagnetic induction
technicalA physics term for the generation of an electromotive force (emf) across an electrical conductor in a changing magnetic field.
Faraday discovered the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction.
Wireless charging technology utilizes the principle of electromagnetic induction.
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The direction of the induced current is related to the change in the magnetic field.
noun
response; reaction; feeling; sensation
Often refers to psychological or physical responses to external stimuli.
He is very sensitive to criticism and has a strong psychological response.
A cat's whiskers are especially sensitive to external stimuli.
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It seems like there's a kind of telepathy between lovers.
This automatic door has an infrared sensor function.
His works can evoke a strong response from the audience.