Definition of "non-inductive" [non-inductive]

• In electricity, containing no, or only very low, inductance. See inductance. A non-inductive circuit is a circuit in which an alternating current flows in phase, or practically in phase, with the electromotive force.

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "Popper attempts to provide a non-inductive account of scientific method, which regards the aim of science as the truth."
• "Basically you want to create a non-inductive 50-ohm load."
• "International Marine Communications Company. 1,300 feet of phosphor-bronze wire was stretched 12 feet above the ground on ten poles spaced equally along the full length of the wire which was earthed at the far end through a non-inductive resistor."