satisficing

The tendency to search for alternatives only until one is found that meets some mininmum standard of sufficiency

A manager looking for a new site for a new plant, for example, may select the first site she finds that meets basic requirements for transportation, utilities,and price even though further search might yield a better location.hence the term satisficing

by sirrom January 24, 2009

Satisfaction

1. A feeling of completion; the filling of a emotional requirement.

2. What Mick Jagger can't get.

"I can't get no satisfaction"

by Lt. Bowie March 26, 2010

Satine

She sings. She dances. She dies. The 'Sparkling Diamond' of the Moulin Rouge in the movie of the same name played by Nicole Kidman. She is a prostitute who had never fallen in love before until she met Christian, played by Ewan McGregor.

Sometimes I wish I was Satine, but then I remember two minor details: 1. she dies
2. she is a prostitute.

Hmm.

by Milkwasabadchoice August 17, 2006

satisfacation

A description of the feeling of extreme satisfaction. Usually sexual.

After last night with my man I was a big ball of satisfacation.

by veganlover January 18, 2010

Satirony

A word, image, or phrase that is both satirical and ironic.

For further context, see definition below

Kevin: Hey man, you see the image of the sad cactus hoping to receive a hug?

Tony: Yeah, a textbook case of Satirony!

by Lover to All June 20, 2011

Spatial AI

"Spatial AI is what allows robots or computers to perceive the world as a human can - what objects or features are - and where they are in the physical world." - as defined by Luxonis on their documentation page.

Our university team has used a Spatial AI camera to create a follow-me robot.
With the power of Spatial AI, John's autonomous RC car was able to navigate the race track perfectly.

by robotmaster1337 February 11, 2022

satied

.adj. (say-sh-t) satisfied to a whole. satisfied to completion. Something just not covered by sated and satiated. Sounds right and is less, pretentious.

Lou was satied, he needed no more and no less.

by Hunter T Conrad March 7, 2010