Sentence examples for satisfied recognition from inspiring English sources
Results indicate that RT is efficient for stress recognition and the fusion of physiological signals and RT can bring in a more satisfied recognition performance.
The taxi steward had hailed a suitably sized minivan, and at last we had acknowledgment of our unusual companion with the steward's shout to come forward: "Hey, you with Silver Man!" Upon that, we loaded up and were off, at least somewhat satisfied in having earned some recognition of our knight errant, though perhaps not recognition of the noblest order.
Cleopatra playing "billiards"; an ancient Briton mocked as a "base football player"; Pistol, living in early 15th-century London, characterised as a regular at the Playhouse - these were all part of Shakespeare's preference to keep his audience colloquially involved and in a state of spontaneous recognition rather than satisfied scholarship.
Health care staff in Kenya were highly satisfied with "colleagues" (mean = 5.21) and "recognition for work" (mean = 4.92) and less satisfied with "remuneration" (mean = 3.43) and "the needed materials and equipment" (mean = 3.71).
The options are "Not satisfied at all," "Not satisfied," "Slightly satisfied," "Moderately satisfied," and "Extremely satisfied".
However, levels of overall motivation perception and scores on the career development, responsibility and recognition motivation subscales were higher in satisfied respondents relative to dissatisfied respondents.
Moreover, in the Arab culture, older and experienced employees are accorded greater recognition by managers, and therefore they tend to be more satisfied [ 80].
For healthcare providers, accurate perception of patients, particularly accurate recognition of patient emotions, is an ability associated with better patient care and more satisfied patients.
