0 feeling that something is not enough or not good enough:
I suspect, though, that moral and political philosophers will still be generally unsatisfied with the answer, and may want more.
A composer, unsatisfied with the laws of nature, can create new laws governing a system and ways of observing it.
Most current needle biopsy procedures have to be performed under empiric protocols, leading to unsatisfied detection rates.
The final rule 32 fires exactly if one of the original rules from is unsatisfied.
Here, empty heads (resp. bodies) are interpreted as unsatisfied (resp. satisfied), cf. lines 26 to 31.
Moreover, unsatisfied clients are likely to propagate negative word-of-mouth communications within a small circle of important buyers.
In essence, then, all behaviour is seen as being motivated by unsatisfied needs and the desire for need satisfaction.
Many students are unsatisfied with the return price they get on books, especially when they were hardly ever used for class.
