Many commentators have written about it, but in some instances their observations have been based on a one-off visit comparing what they've just seen with the biases they've learned without context or history.
But it was not obvious what the point really was of this one-off visit from Munich for less than an hour and a quarter of scheduled music.
This week, I've started a long overdue relationship with the Theatre by the Lake, one I hope will continue beyond my one-off visit to see The Shepherd's Life.
The classes aren't cheap – starting at £12 a class at 1Rebel and £20 a class at Core Collective as part of a bulk buy, and at some gyms costing up to £40 for a one-off visit - but the aim is for you to get more from your money.
They prefer arranging special access as part of an overall itinerary, often one that includes unique but less-well-known sites such as the epic, ornate royal palace La Venaria Reale near Turin, but will occasionally arrange a one-off visit.
Also, some patients may have registered with a practice for a one-off visit, and may not have presented again following this.
Currently using either the contraceptive pill or intra-uterine device (IUD) was used to reflect contact with family planning services because other methods of contraception used (condom, spermicidal cream, withdrawal, herbal medicine, rhythm) did not require contact with family planning services, while tubal ligation only required a one-off visit.
Mainly through their schools and colleges, ranging from one-off visits to dance performances, to dedicated teachers running weekly dance clubs or finding space for dance in the ever-more pressured curriculum.
There is the danger, of course, that one-off visits such as these will only serve to show care home residents what they are missing out on or disrupt their routine detrimentally.
Experiencing practical molecular biology cannot be left to one-off visits to research institutes; it must be an integral part of teaching.
1 3 A care farm utilises the whole or part of a farm to provide health, social or educational care services for one or a range of vulnerable groups of people, providing a supervised, structured programme of farming-related activities, rather than occasional one-off visits.
