intrinsic

intrinsic
adjective
(inherent) innewohnend; inner... [Aufbau, Logik]; (essential) wesentlich, (Philos.) essenziell [Eigenschaft, Bestandteil, Mangel]

intrinsic value — innerer Wert; (of something concrete) Eigenwert, der

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in·trin·sic
[ɪnˈtrɪn(t)sɪk]
adj
1. (belonging naturally) innewohnend, immanent geh
\intrinsic part wesentlicher [o essenzieller] Bestandteil
\intrinsic value innerer Wert
2. MATH, SCI unbezogen, frei
\intrinsic angular momentum Spin m
\intrinsic conduction/conductivity Eigenleitung f
\intrinsic error Grundfehler m
\intrinsic viscosity Grenzviskosität f
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[In'trInsɪk]
adj
merit, value immanent; (= essential) wesenhaft, wesentlich

intrinsic evidence (Jur) — reiner Urkundenbeweis

is this form intrinsic to the poem? — ist dies eine dem Gedicht innewohnende Form? (geh)

financial insecurity is intrinsic to capitalism — finanzielle Unsicherheit gehört zum Wesen des Kapitalismus

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intrinsic [ınˈtrınsık; -zık] adj
1. inner(er, e, es):
a) innewohnend:
intrinsic value innerer oder wirklicher Wert
b) von innen (wirkend etc), besonders SCHULE, PSYCH intrinsisch:
intrinsic motivation intrinsische Motivation
2. wesentlich
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adjective
(inherent) innewohnend; inner... [Aufbau, Logik]; (essential) wesentlich, (Philos.) essenziell [Eigenschaft, Bestandteil, Mangel]

intrinsic value — innerer Wert; (of something concrete) Eigenwert, der

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adj.
eigentlich adj.
immanent adj.
inner adj.
wahr adj.
wesentlich adj.
wirklich adj.

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