The emissions scandal "proves not to have been a one-time error, but rather a chain of errors that were allowed to happen", continues the report.
"This was not a one-time error, or a goof-up, or a mistake in judgment," Mr. Smith said in a news release.
"It proves not to have been a one-time error, but rather a chain of errors that were allowed to happen," Poetsch said in a company statement.
As such, it was an isolated, one-time error that did not affect any other client's data.
Asked why the Council's chief of staff, Charles E. Meara, did not notify the Conflicts of Interest Board about Ms. Keaney's union calls, a Quinn spokesman, Jamie McShane, said, "Managers clearly have discretion when there is a one-time, self-corrected error".
Remember: when something goes horribly wrong (and it will; even they acknowledge that), it will be written off as a one-time only human error kind of thing, but it will keep happening over and over.
Indeed, Bowerman (1988: 92) characterizes un- prefixation errors as "one-time errors" for which "learners do not have repeated opportunities to observe the way other people express this particular meaning".
According to the defense, that scary number was a one-time fluke resulting from a clerical error when Mr. Snowden was given two new prescriptions for pills of a lower strength because his pharmacy had run out of the usual pills.
For these filters, we assumed that errors occurred in a one-time process and were independent across genome positions allowing us to use the binomial probability distribution.
As a page is the unit of data that is programmed and read at one time, the error control coding (ECC) should be applied within the same page.
It's a one-time-only event.
