Sentence examples for satisfaction open from inspiring English sources

I'll give you two points if you knew that, but you get another point if you knew the full title was Satisfaction, open brackets, I Can't Get No, close brackets, yodel yodel".

Purpose: The purpose of this systematic review was to determine (1) the quality of the literature assessing outcomes after surgical treatment of labral tears and femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), (2) patient satisfaction after open or arthroscopic intervention, and (3) differences in outcome with open or arthroscopic approaches.

However, tendencies were found showing that LEED-rated buildings may be more effective in providing higher satisfaction in open spaces rather than in enclosed offices, in small rather than in large buildings, and to occupants having spent less than one year at their workspace rather than to users that have occupied their workplace for longer.

According to Yorck, the attempted projection or externalization of time is effected through the will, the desire to hang on to something present (which opens up the past) or to prolong a satisfaction (which opens up the future) (cf. ST, 22).

For Stancil, teaching provides the satisfaction of opening the world of science and the opportunity of science careers to young people.

The aim of this study was to investigate how irrelevant speech, temperature and ventilation rate together affect cognitive performance and environmental satisfaction in open-plan offices.

If you are a smoker you understand the satisfaction of flipping open a box and extending it toward a friend.

Patient satisfaction with the open face mask was superior to an ordinary oxygen mask (VAS 2.42 ± 1.08 vs 3.25 ± 1.14, p < 0.01).

It is arguable that each of these gates of entry into the topic of intentionality (directedness; conditions of satisfaction; mental content) opens onto a unitary phenomenon.

The satisfaction surveys included open-ended questions about the volunteer role, and satisfaction with the role from the perspective of both the volunteers and the ward staff.

As one public-interest lobbyist I ran into observed with grim satisfaction, "This is practically open government".