Bartoli, the eighth-seeded player in the tournament, satiated this need by chugging a two-ounce bottle of an energy drink frequently advertised on television.
For those "showroomers" keeping tabs on prices with smartphones or tablets while testing out Best Buy's wares in store, this announcement goes a long way to satiating that need for instant gratification that an online retailer like Amazon cannot fulfill – a potential "win" for Best Buy.
It allows for invoice management and the connection of 'digital islands' to satiate the need for real time access to spend.
So get some Stay Puft Caffeinated Gourmet Marshmallows now, relive the 80s, stay awake forever, and satiate the need for sugary revenge.
If you want a sandwich, voice bots will be able to recognize your preferences (no mayo, for example) and pull up all of the options within your area that can satiate that need, and then enable you to order (pickup or delivery) and pay.
"Their initial success is an indication of the fact that rural market has a huge potential and requires more effort to satiate the needs for products," the report said.
Thought leadership helps satiate this ferocious appetite for meaningful content that companies need to attract customers.
But I would have satiated this desire to stoke at the core of what terrified me in some other way.
Just in case planking, owling and horsemaning didn't satiate your need for quirky photo poses this Summer, the Internet has now suggested Batmanning as an alternate meme.
By allowing consumers to experience an abundance of garments, these models satiate consumers' need for the new plus a desire to signal status in a cost-effective, socially connected and importantly, more environmentally sustainable way.
Guestrooms claim to be "inextricably hip", and certainly the teak walls, cool blue accents, tiled bathrooms and photographs from Guy Bourdin will satiate your need for a stylish stay in the city.
