Sentence examples for through satisfying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gage's reference was to Abraham H. Maslow, the psychologist who suggested that human beings reach fulfillment through satisfying a series of needs, which begins with basic physiological needs like food and water and rises to others that include love, self-esteem and personal expression.

The convergence property of the closed-loop system is guaranteed theoretically through satisfying a sliding condition and the control system performance is examined with some typical chemical processes.

On the other hand, resource providers are exploring strategies suitable for economically efficient resource allocation so that they can maximize their profit through satisfying more users.

To solve this non-convex problem, a two-step procedure is adopted to obtain the solutions through satisfying a set of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs).

A design procedure dealing with parameter uncertainties is proposed for residual generation, the sensitivity to fault and the robustness against disturbances are both enhanced on residual outputs through satisfying some performance indexes.

Through satisfying the above described criteria, the regressions models 3AT and 6AM in Table 4 were recommended for the prediction purposes for the steel strand under combined low temperature and prestressing stress.

Sepinwall praised touches such as the Korean women who were constantly getting into the sales van, and Michael's moment of nervousness on the elevator, and said the ending when Michael came through was particularly satisfying.

We will construct a 2-dimensional CW complex and a map having a lifting through and satisfying the following: (i).

We will construct a 2-dimensional CW complex and a map having a lifting through and satisfying the following: (i), (ii).

Our criteria for accepting a sequence to be a true globin, are the following: a FUGUE Z score >6 (corresponding to 99% probability), the occurrence of a His residue at position F8 and proper alignment of helices BC through G, satisfying the myoglobin fold [ 16].

And then avoid clichés, but know that there are elements of deep, structural narrative that have been consistently satisfying through human history — in caveman stories, in Shakespeare, in "Snow White and the Three Stooges" — and that to work within this tradition is not to pander to corporate stupidity but, rather, to listen to the human soul.