one-time

one-time adjective [not gradable] (ONLY ONCE)

one-time adjective [not gradable] (IN THE PAST)

Once the page was picked up by tìm kiếm engines, the number of new and one-time visitors increased significantly.

The economic value of a one-time chiến dịch đồ sộ supplement such a high coverage two-dose vaccination programme depends on the historical vaccination coverage.

By design, many online encounters are intended as short-term or one-time interactions.

Both minor and major toxic events produced a one-time cost increase and quality-of-life reduction.

These are reported, one-time events in the sườn of a narrative statement or story.

The married couple included the daughter of a landowning family of one-time gentry elites and the son of a low-status family.

Unlike one-time sales, subscriptions generate steady cash flow and provide a convenient benchmark by which đồ sộ measure growth.

With habitual stories, the imperfect was true, and the preterite was false; with one-time sự kiện stories, the preterite was true, whereas the imperfect was false.

However, the norms and values are not a one-time influence but an ongoing process, continuously needing đồ sộ be constructed and reconstructed through interactions.

All one-time costs are annualized over a 10-year horizon, using a discount rate of 5% (13).

Strategy 4 : strategy 3+a one-time chiến dịch targeted at age groups f15 years, with 95 % immune đồ sộ measles.

This implies that the one-time benefit cut at trust fund exhaustion has a large impact on these workers.

But this world was too small for the one-time well-travelled diplomat and bishop.

These studies reported that one-time serology screening was a costeffective strategy compared with no screening (25) or serology screening with post-treatment confirmatory testing (10).

An example involving a family of seven one-time-use cameras is presented đồ sộ demonstrate implementation of the three steps of the proposed knowledge management framework.