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What is the Elapsed time from recognition of a need until the time that need is satisfied?
Elapsed time from recognition of a need until the time that need is satisfied refers to the total duration it takes for an individual or organization to identify a requirement and then fulfill it. This process includes recognizing the need, researching solutions, making a decision, and implementing the chosen option. The efficiency of this timeframe can vary based on factors such as complexity, urgency, and availability of resources. Reducing this elapsed time can lead to improved satisfaction and effectiveness in meeting needs.
Paul needs 13 bundles of wood He can only carry 3 at a time What is the minimum number of trips Paul needs to make?
Paul needs 13 bundles of wood He can only carry 3 at a time What is the minimum number of trips Paul needs to make?
How much time is left or how much time has left?
The correct phrase is "how much time is left." This expression is used to inquire about the remaining duration of an event or task. "How much time has left" is grammatically incorrect. If you want to refer to time that has already elapsed, you would say "how much time has passed."
What is 20000 ten times as much as?
Well, honey, 20000 is ten times as much as 2000. It's like asking how many glasses of wine Betty White needs to have a good time - ten, always ten. So, grab a calculator or a bottle of wine and do the math, darling.
What is the meaning of 1100 in the time of marine?
This question is too vague and needs more information. Is 1100 a time used at sea?
Your husband says you should figure out his needs?
Uh oh. Looks like he's not satisfied. Are you? It's play time, babe.
How much time will take to satisfied a girl in sex?
There is no set time that it will take to satisfy any one, male or female. Not only does each individual vary but it will also vary by the circumstances, their general mental/ emotional state at the time and of cause the technique of their partner. It can be possible for a girl to be satisfied in under a minute or it may not be possible to satisfy her at all (without that being any reflection on you)
Why can't male and female dwarf hamsters be in the same cage?
they will reproduce (make babies all the time) and if the parents arent satisfied they will eat the children
How do you make hubby happy?
What a good question you have, how can we keep our husband satisfied and faithful. To me the way to keep your husband satisfied and faithful is by talking to him. We all know their needs but most of the times husband do not realize that wives also have needs, so exchange thought with each other about what you like and at the same time, he might realize that he also needs to do his part.
How much time required for a male to satisfy a female in sexual intercourse?
When the female is satisfy
How much time needed for a to get satisfied while intercorse?
3-6 minutes is the best time, less then that is not enough. Around 5 minutes is when you get your orgasim.
What is the scientific reason for people eating popcorn to become thirsty?
when we are thirsty that time if we drink sea water that time we can not satisfied but when we drink normal water we are satisfied?
What are the satisfactions at work theoris of maslow's hierachy of needs?
Since the first needs that must be satisfied are physical needs, workers must be given time to eat, must feel physically safe at work, and must be paid enough to support themselves and their families. To satisfy their more abstract needs, they must feel that their work is valued.
Why does a female salmon needs to lay hundreds of egg at a time?
probably to keep them safe from enimies trying to steal their eggs.
Is it possible for a Female Hamster to give birth to one baby then more a day later?
No because it needs time to develop
When was the last time you exceeded customers expectations?
when they are satisfied of what you do to them
Does this Scorpio female have a crush on me?
She'll try to spend as much time with you and get to know you as much as possible.
