Practical constraint satisfaction problems (CSPs) such as design of integrated circuits or scheduling generally entail large search spaces with hundreds or even thousands of variables, each with hundreds or thousands of possible values.
In [22], authors pointed out that the practical requirements satisfaction of the biometric fingerprint is more than other types of biometrics (e.g., iris, face, etc). in terms of authentication and extraction (e.g., fingerprint recognition included in laptop, ATM's etc).
The material design variables were screened by evaluating their statistical, technical, and practical significance and satisfaction models were developed by quantification I analysis.
But in most cases, any interesting intentional or epistemic property would do (e.g., warrantedness, degree of confirmation, semantic coherence given a certain practical context like satisfaction of goals in a specific context, etc).
Further practical obstacles included satisfaction with current status quo, lack of acceptable dietary alternatives, physical disabilities impeding physical activity and the perceived costs of change.
Fifth, as patients had the choice to complete the questionnaire before or after the consultation for practical reasons, patients' satisfaction could be influenced by the timing of completion of the questionnaire; by contrast, expectation items are probably not affected by the current consultation.
The experienced effects of the practicals and students' satisfaction.
The old Forester was brilliant: reliable (regularly featuring in the top-10 customer satisfaction surveys), practical (it had a washing-up bowl in the boot), and, with the punchy flat four engine, every bit as fast as the Impreza on which it was based.
Apart from an initial drop in range satisfaction, increasing practical experience was related to increased range satisfaction.
Placement satisfaction included practical items (quality of accommodation, overtime duties, personal safety, fairness of remuneration, and timeous payment of salaries).
