1) Subject to external controls 
Heteronomous means `having different laws` and is used in two contexts: Heteronomous annulation, an important character in arthropod evolution; Heteronomous language, linguistic dialects. ...
subject to different or foreign laws
• (a.) Subject to the law of another.
1. Different from the type; abnormal. ... 2. Subject to the direction or control of another; not self-governing. ... Compare: autonomous. ... Origin: hetero-+ G. Nomos, law ... (05 Mar 2000) ... 
(het″әr-on´ә-mәs) subject to different laws; in biology, subject to different laws of growth or specialized along different lines.
Het`er·on'o·mous adjective [ Hetero- + Greek 
Type: Term Pronunciation: het′ĕr-on′ō-mŭs Definitions: 1. Different from the type; abnormal. 2. Subject to the direction or control of another; not self-governing.
heteronomous, heteronomy 1. Subject to different laws, involving different principles. 2. In biology, having different laws or modes of growth; applied to parts or members differentiated from the same primitive type. 3. Subject to different modes of growth or specialization, as organs or parts. 4. Subject to the direction or control of another; not...