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Single Satisfiers: meet one need with one new behaviour.

Salary is no longer the sole satisfier, nor the key to employee loyalty.

Yet Bingham was more than a satisfier of dreams.

Such flexibility, she said, "has really been the predominant underlying satisfier that our customers have told us they wanted."

Consequently, their factors were designed to measure both 'satisfiers' and 'hygiene factors'.

Pseudo Satisfiers: claim to be satisfying a need, yet in fact have little to no effect on really meeting such a need.

Despite this, turnover time receives lots of attention from OR managers because it is a key satisfier for surgeons.

The quantity and quality of social interaction during work time can apparently act as a 'dissatisfier' but not as a 'satisfier'.

The Satisfiers vocal group was also part of the program; they also made many records with Como.

Sour cream apple pie crowned with a walnut and crumb topping is another satisfier.

Sole Satisfier is a term in Christian theology which refers to God as the only one who can satisfy human beings.

Unlike wa, the subject particle ga nominates its referent as the sole satisfier of the predicate.

Pastichio, the Greek version of macaroni and ground beef crowned with the same crust, though, was a cinnamon-spiked satisfier.

Another soul satisfier was the ricotta gnocchi covered with a succulent braised rabbit ragout.

His analysis of attitudes to motivation and work developed a distinction between two elements, hygiene factors and motivators - dissatisfiers and satisfiers (see Figure 5.7a).

In his view there are satisfiers, which he calls motivating factors, and dissatisfiers, which he calls hygiene factors.

The absence of problems in these areas did not satisfy but created conditions in which the satisfiers, when present, could motivate people, hence the term hygiene factors.

Briefly, the satisfiers were related to the job content and the dissatisfiers were related to job context, mainly company policy and environment.

The rapid growths of the population in Matamoros, along with an increase in incomes, have amplified the demand of satisfiers in the area.

These categories have been translated into English using various names (delighters/exciters, satisfiers, dissatisfiers, etc.), but all refer to the original articles written by Kano.

Billed as Rita Moss and The Satisfiers (Sonny Dunham Orchestra)

The Satisfiers were replaced by the singing Fontane Sisters, who also appeared with Como on the televised "Supper Club" and his later television shows.

Others featured on the broadcasts are Lloyd Shaffer and his Orchestra, The Satisfiers, and announcer Martin Block.

Warm apple tart and pumpkin pie, with a hint of nutmeg and allspice, were sweet-tooth satisfiers, infinitely more so than a pedestrian rendering of pecan pie.

Positive reinforcement was seen as being due to the presentation of 'satisfiers' but that is, of course, completely circular without being able to predict in advance what will satisfy an animal.