Sentence examples for be extrinsic from inspiring English sources

So any property that an object can change must be extrinsic, so nothing undergoes real change.

The claim that vector properties need to be extrinsic, however, is contentious, and has been argued against by Busse (2009).

Francescotti takes a property to be extrinsic if an object possesses it in virtue of its relations to other objects.

LFMR is generally thought to be extrinsic in nature and ascribed to spin-polarized tunneling of conduction electrons through grain boundaries as proposed by Hwang et al. [6].

First, it should not be assumed that either behavior, functional organization, or physical makeup is an intrinsic matter the relevant sorts of behavioral, functional, and physical properties may be extrinsic.

IC measures can be extrinsic (relying on an external corpus to quantify the specificity of a concept) as in [4] but the need for the external corpus has been shown to be a disadvantage.

The fault of "Friday Night Lights" is extrinsic: the program has steadfastly refused to become a franchise.

There are extrinsic motives, such as money and accolades, and intrinsic motives, such as spiritual well-being.

I reckon that it may be taken to illustrate ideas about the vulnerability of childhood, or about an exile's memories of her own childhood; but these are extrinsic matters.

Bhaskara subscribed to the general Vedanta thesis that knowledge is intrinsically true, though falsity is extrinsic to it.

Risk factors for the development of ITBS are often divided into those that are extrinsic to the patient and those that are intrinsic.