Vocabulary Word
Word: extrinsic
Definition: external; not essential or inherent; extraneous; OP. intrinsic
Definition: external; not essential or inherent; extraneous; OP. intrinsic
Sentences Containing 'extrinsic'
The circumstance, on which the effect depends, is frequently involved in other circumstances, which are foreign and extrinsic.
Gull recognised girdle pain as seldom absent from extrinsic compression, often signifying meningeal involvement.
Her work on motivation theory challenges the relationships assumed by the Diploma Disease thesis between intrinsic motivation and extrinsic motivation.
The parol evidence rule is a substantive common law rule in contract cases that prevents a party to a written contract from presenting extrinsic evidence that discloses an ambiguity and clarifies it or adds to the written terms of the contract that appears to be whole.
The supporting rationale for this rule is that since the contracting parties have reduced their agreement to a single and final writing, extrinsic evidence of past agreements or terms should not be considered when interpreting that writing, as the parties had decided to ultimately leave them out of the contract. In other words, one may not use evidence made prior to the written contract to contradict the writing.
The rule applies to parol evidence, as well as other extrinsic evidence (such as written correspondence that does not form a separate contract) regarding a contract. If a contract is in writing and final to at least one term (integrated), parol or extrinsic evidence will generally be excluded.
In a minority of U.S. states, (Florida, Colorado, and Wisconsin), the parol evidence rule is extremely strong and extrinsic evidence is always barred from being used to interpret a contract. In most jurisdictions there are numerous exceptions to this rule, and in those jurisdictions, extrinsic evidence may be admitted for the following purposes:
In order for evidence to fall within this rule, it must involve either (1) a written or oral communication made prior to execution of the written contract; or (2) an oral communication made contemporaneous with execution of the written contract. Evidence of a "later" communication will not be barred by this rule, as it is admissible to show a later modification of the contract (although it might be inadmissible for some other reason, such as the Statute of frauds).
For example, if A contracts with B to paint B's house for $1,000, B can introduce extrinsic evidence to show that A also contracted to paint B's storage shed for $100.
This is caused by hypertrophy of the extrinsic respiratory muscles.
'Katok Tsewang Norbu' (Wylie: "kaḥ thog tshe dbang nor bu") (1698–1755) was a Nyingmapa (follower of the oldest of the four major schools of Tibetan Buddhism) who championed the view of 'extrinsic emptiness' or Zhentong (Wylie: "gzhen-stong") which he propagated amongst his tradition.
In addition, calcium ions are required during several steps in the both the intrinsic and extrinsic clotting pathways, and are also involved in maturation of the fibrin network developed during clotting.1 The continued physical presence of the Bioglass particles and its prolonged release of calcium ions may act to stabilize the formed clot or callus to encourage more rapid site vascularization and provide an active scaffold for tissue repair.