Certainly it offered no clue that behind the door, under the dropped ceilings, the fluorescent lights, and the hum of air-conditioning in this one-time data services office, was the most coveted workplace in Hollywood: the Breaking Bad writers' room.
To generate proxy re-encryption key for one-time data access.
The quantitative component was a four-year longitudinal clustered-randomized control trial in three rural districts, and the qualitative component was a one-time data collection involving in-depth interviews with women and their partners stratified on marital status and program participation.
Three RTC/STIHR programs reported one-time data collection and four reported ongoing follow-up.
Not included in this definition are decision-support tools that are products of one-time data collection and/or do not have an auto update function.
For the time period with e-prescribing and interruptive FDS, upon which we relied for our most important results, we had over nine months of data as a result of a one-time data extract for a larger project [ 30].
Although it can be criticized that a random sample of the health sector workforce across the 20 countries would have generated more representative findings, it should be taken into account that such surveys are extremely expensive and mostly one-time data collections.
The procedure is known as test set method, hold-out-method, or (one-time) data-splitting [25],[25].
Other troubleshooting: listen, do you really trust companies and big faceless corporations with any sort of data that can be stored inside your thumb webbing or, worse (and I am being paranoid and alluding to technology that does not yet exist, the microchips can not currently collect data for example, random example, "how much cocaine is in your blood at any one time"), collect data?
