Last night was part relief, part satisfaction and part exasperation.
The Allied and Associated Powers require, and Germany undertakes, that in part satisfaction of her obligations expressed in the present Part she will, as hereinafter provided, devote her economic resources directly to the physical restoration of the invaded areas of the Allied and Associated Powers, to the extent that these Powers may determine.
When the go-ahead score was registered with 27 seconds remaining, Favre placed his hands on his head and smiled widely, a look that conveyed equal parts satisfaction and relief.
In addition, four items of the Body Parts Satisfaction Scale by Berscheid, Walster, and Bohrnstedt [ 17] were used.
They suggest that such value is, at least in part, the satisfaction of expressing their feelings publicly and formally.
Furthermore, the presented model considers some limitations, such as machine capability, machine capacity, part demands satisfaction, cell size, material flow conservation, and location assignment.
These counter-examples to the knowledge-transmission thesis are supposed to work, in part, by satisfaction of the other conditions for knowledge besides belief.
While completing the matrices P _ L _ O p _ Q P, L, O P, T, the Constraints (11) (i.e., machine process capability), (12) (i.e., part demand satisfaction), (18) (i.e., machine time capacity), and (19) and (20) (i.e., material flow conservation) should be satisfied.
The first part measures satisfaction with various aspects of life and the second measures the importance of the same aspects.
In Part 2, satisfaction included six aspects: current job, performance appraisal system, concern showed by leaders, hospital management, compensation packages, and learning and training opportunities.
He was a very very sick man and he died last Easter and we are all still grieving for him (Susan) The close connection with the patient, while for the most part provided satisfaction in the form of being able to provide psychological support for the patient also led to an emotional burden for the nurse.
