The phrase "a satisfying state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation that brings contentment or fulfillment.
Example: "After a long day of work, I finally reached a satisfying state of relaxation on my couch."
Alternatives: "a fulfilling condition" or "a gratifying situation".
Clinical symptomatology was characterized as an acute viral hepatitis, serologically confirmed, revealed by anti HEV IgM O3 and anti-HEV IgG O3, the evolution being benign with a general satisfying state and normal values of cytolysis syndrome indices.
And the chicken, red beans and rice, while intriguing with its addition of peaches, brown sugar, biscuits and sour cream might be better left in its more fundamentally satisfying state -- a simple mix of sautéed trinity, long-soaked beans and sausage over rice.
In the case of the batch crystallizer, a predictive controller is first designed to obtain a desired crystal size distribution at the end of the batch while satisfying state and input constraints.
The optimal control problem consists thus in steering the space shuttle from given entry conditions to targeted final conditions while minimizing the total heat and satisfying state constraints on the thermal flux, the normal acceleration, and the dynamic pressure.
The range of his examples reminds us that such satisfying states of performance can be experienced in even the most low caste and mundane of activities, including butchering, criminal skills, as well as in the finest of arts, and philosophy.
But, at the same time, it is hardly a satisfying explanation to state that the reason some of these essays read more like stories than essays is that they were originally part of an autobiography that didn't read like an autobiography and wasn't exactly autobiographical in purpose.
Namely, we can conclude that if α1;α2 is executed in a state satisfying A, then it finishes in a state satisfying C, whenever it halts.
The first assumption is that when α1 is executed in a state satisfying A, then it will finish in a state satisfying B, whenever it halts.
That is, the truth of a statement {A}α{B} only makes sure that all executions of α starting in a state satisfying A will end in a state satisfying B, or will not halt.
Schools in the Mountain View, Baseline and Sunkist leagues worked cooperatively to ensure every school plays all its games before the regular season ends Nov. 14 while still satisfying a state rule that prohibits teams playing more than two games in an eight-day span.
