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(kon-dukt-i-biV -e-te) [see Con- ductor]. 1. Capacity for being conducted. 2. Conductivity; conducting power. C, * Centrifugal, the power of carrying cen- trifugal impulses from the nervous centers to the periphery. C, Centripetal, the power of conducting centripetal impulses from the periphery to the nervous centers.
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