- Look up intrinsic,
extrinsic, or
innate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In
science and engineering, an
intrinsic property is a
property of a specified...
- An
extrinsic semiconductor is one that has been doped;
during manufacture of the
semiconductor crystal a
trace element or
chemical called a
doping agent...
- In
molecular biology, the term
extrinsic pathway may
refer to
multiple cascades of
protein interactions. The
extrinsic pathway of
apoptosis refers to...
- from
internal factors like
enjoyment and curiosity. It
contrasts with
extrinsic motivation,
which is
driven by
external factors like
obtaining rewards...
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sufficient to
reach any
target frame. The
three elemental rotations may be
extrinsic (rotations
about the axes xyz of the
original coordinate system, which...
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Extrinsic mortality is the sum of the
effects of
external factors, such as predation,
starvation and
other environmental factors not
under control of...
-
property is a
property that a
thing has itself,
including its context. An
extrinsic (or relational)
property is a
property that
depends on a thing's relationship...
- The
extraocular muscles, or
extrinsic ocular muscles, are the
seven extrinsic muscles of the eye in
humans and
other animals. Six of the
extraocular muscles...
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represented in a 3 × 4
projection matrix called the
camera matrix. The
extrinsic parameters define the
camera pose (position and orientation)
while the...
- and
extrinsic religious orientation." In 1967,
Gordon Allport and J. M. Ross
developed a
means of
measuring religious orientation. The
Extrinsic scale...
