line of induction

noun

1. (formerly) a line of force in a magnetic field.

Example Sentences

In acquiring knowledge along the line of induction, we are on the road to the solution of the puzzle, that nature puts to every child.

From Project Gutenberg

For though all the particles in the line of induction resist charge, and are associated in their actions so as to give a sum of resisting force, yet when any one is brought up to the overturning point, all must give way in the case of a spark between ball and ball.

From Project Gutenberg