Now, doubt that blue, or even blu, will be nearly as satisfactory from the standpoint of protective coloring, as brown.
Now, 10 years later, Mr. Wallechinsky, working alone this time, has produced a follow-up entitled "Midterm Report". But the results aren't nearly as satisfactory.
But by the 1930s, after research by Dr. Wunibald Kamm in Germany, it was widely understood that slicing off the back of the vehicle produced an aerodynamic result that was nearly as satisfactory and eminently more practical.
(Which ones? How many?) While the choices at General Greene are nearly all satisfactory, some are outstanding, and the challenge is that the same dish, from night to night, can switch categories.
A new generation of teacher evaluation systems has emerged since we published our 2009 report "The Widget Effect," which documented how the old systems labeled nearly all teachers "satisfactory" and encouraged school districts to treat them like interchangeable parts.
Similarly, when the attitude was sufficient, 25% had insufficient practice and nearly 41% had satisfactory practice.
From the standpoint of feasibility, the response rate is highly satisfactory (nearly all patients answered all questions) and the time required to administer it was brief (under eight minutes on average), which makes it highly feasible for use at any level of health care, particularly at the primary level, where the time available for care is usually short.
Yet a hysterical clamor has risen against the Ninth Circuit decision and in favor of returning the pledge to the original text -- a text that Americans found quite satisfactory for nearly two-thirds of a century.
Kamras said fortified principal recruitment and training programs will prevent what happens in most districts, where principals spend little time in classrooms and give nearly every teacher a satisfactory rating to keep the peace.
Across the country, education reformers and their allies in both parties have revamped the way teachers are graded, abandoning methods under which nearly everyone was deemed satisfactory, even when students were falling behind.
