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Indri (whisky)
Indri is an Indian single malt whisky brand from Piccadily Agro Industries, made in Indri village, Haryana, from six-row Rajasthan barley. Its Trini triple cask flagship and Diwali editions won Best in Show 2023; by 2024 it was India's largest-selling single malt.
Indru Netru Naalai (இன்று நேற்று நாளை)
Indru Netru Naalai (இன்று நேற்று நாளை), also Today Yesterday Tomorrow, is a 2015 Tamil sci-fi comedy directed by debutant R. Ravikumar, starring Vishnu Vishal, Mia George, and Karunakaran, about two friends misusing a time machine from 2065; a sequel was announced in 2024.
Indu
Indu (ইন্দু) is a Bengali mystery-drama hoichoi web series created by Sahana Dutta, directed by Sayantan Ghosal, starring Ishaa Saha as a bride probing secrets in her marital home; three seasons since 2021.
Indu Sarkar (इंदु सरकार)
Indu Sarkar (इंदु सरकार) is a 2017 Hindi political thriller by Madhur Bhandarkar, set during the 1975–77 Emergency, starring Kirti Kulhari and Neil Nitin Mukesh, released 28 July 2017 after Supreme Court and censorship controversies.
Indubala Bhaater Hotel
Indubala Bhaater Hotel (ইন্দুবালা ভাতের হোটেল) is a 2021 Bengali novel by Kallol Lahiri and its 2023 Hoichoi web series adaptation directed by Debaloy Bhattacharya, starring Subhashree Ganguly as a Khulna-born widow who runs a rice hotel in Kolkata; eight episodes, IMDb 8.1, plus a real Pabna restaurant of the same name.
Induced Abortion (procedure)
Induced abortion (artificial termination of pregnancy), ICD-11 JA00.1, is deliberate interruption of pregnancy by medical or surgical means. About 73 million occur yearly; 45% are unsafe, causing major maternal mortality.
Induced coma
Induced coma (pharmacologically induced coma, barbiturate coma) is deep ICU-produced unconsciousness from continuous IV anesthetics, used mainly for refractory status epilepticus and raised intracranial pressure, titrated by EEG to burst suppression.
Induced dipole
An induced dipole is a temporary electric dipole moment created in an atom or molecule when an external electric field displaces its electron cloud; it vanishes when the field is removed.
Induced drag
Induced drag, also called drag due to lift, is the component of aerodynamic drag a wing generates as a consequence of producing lift, arising from wingtip vortices and downwash.
Induced gravity
Induced gravity is the proposal, made by Andrei Sakharov in 1967, that Einstein's gravity is an effective action induced by vacuum fluctuations of quantum matter fields.
Induced hyperthermia
Induced hyperthermia is a cancer treatment that deliberately heats tissue to 39–45 °C to damage tumor cells and increase the effectiveness of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, used mainly as an adjunct.
Induced hypotension
Induced hypotension, also called deliberate or controlled hypotension, is an anesthetic technique that lowers blood pressure during surgery to reduce blood loss and improve the surgical field.
Induced membrane technique
The induced membrane technique is a two-stage orthopedic procedure for large bone defects, described by Alain Masquelet: a cement spacer induces a membrane later filled with bone graft.
Induced pluripotent stem cell
An induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) is a somatic cell, such as a skin cell, reprogrammed to an embryonic stem cell-like state by Yamanaka's four factors.
Induced polarization
Induced polarization is a geophysical method measuring the delayed voltage decay of subsurface materials after an injected current is cut off, reporting chargeability and phase, used mainly to explore for disseminated metallic sulfides.
Induced representation
An induced representation is a representation of a group G built from a representation of a subgroup H, with Frobenius reciprocity making induction adjoint to restriction.
Induced seismicity
Induced seismicity, sometimes called man-made earthquake activity, is earthquake activity caused or triggered by human activity, most commonly fluid injection or withdrawal, as in wastewater disposal, geothermal energy, and CO2 storage.
Induced T-regulatory cell
Induced T-regulatory cell (iTreg): Foxp3+ regulatory T cell generated from naive CD4+ T cells in vitro or in the periphery, unlike thymic tTregs; unstable FOXP3 without TSDR demethylation, stabilized by rapamycin, ATRA, and TCR stimulation.
Inductance
Inductance, also called electrical inductance or self-inductance, is the property of a conductor by which changing current induces an electromotive force, measured in henrys and named for Joseph Henry.
Induction and mentoring of early-career physics teachers
Structured support, such as mentoring, reduced loads, and observation with feedback, given to novice physics teachers in their first years, a field with steep under-recruitment and high turnover.
Induction chemotherapy
Induction chemotherapy, also called first-line or primary treatment, is chemotherapy given as the first treatment for cancer, before definitive therapies such as surgery, radiotherapy, or chemoradiotherapy.
Induction coil
The induction coil in telephony is a multi-winding transformer coupling the carbon transmitter to the line, keeping direct current out of the receiver, and reducing sidetone.
Induction cooker
An induction cooker is a cooktop that heats a cooking vessel directly by electromagnetic induction, so the pan itself becomes the heating element, requiring cast iron or suitable stainless steel.
Induction cooking
Induction cooking heats ferromagnetic cookware directly via a 25-50 kHz magnetic field from a coil under a glass-ceramic top, reaching up to 90% efficiency versus 40% for gas; first home units appeared in 1974.
Induction furnace
An induction furnace is an electrical melting furnace that heats metal with eddy currents induced by a copper coil, used for steel, cast iron, aluminum, and specialty metals.
Induction generator
An induction generator, also called an asynchronous generator, is an induction machine that produces electricity when driven slightly above synchronous speed, commonly used for small hydro and wind energy.
Induction hardening
Induction hardening is a surface heat treatment in which electromagnetic induction rapidly heats a thin layer of a steel part, which quenching turns into hard martensite.
Induction heads and transformer circuits
Induction heads are attention heads in transformer language models that find a previous occurrence of a token and copy what followed it, identified by Anthropic researchers in 2021.
Induction heating
Induction heating, also known as inductive heating or eddy-current heating, heats a conductive object by inducing currents within it using a nearby alternating-current coil, and is used for furnaces, surface hardening, and cooktops.
Induction lamp
An induction lamp, also called an electrodeless lamp, is a mercury gas-discharge light source powered by an electromagnetic field rather than internal electrodes, lasting 60,000 to 75,000 hours.