Let and denote, respectively, the false alarm and the missdetection probabilities, when PU detection is carried out just once (i.e., for one-time decision on PU existence).
The officials emphasized that Mr. Burns's participation was a one-time decision, that he would not meet one-on-one with Mr. Jalili and that he would reiterate the administration's demand that Iran suspend uranium enrichment.
Unlike the Do Not Track signals, which would allow users to make a one-time decision about all online tracking from their own browsers, the industry program requires people to go to a site, where they can opt out of receiving marketing offers from several hundred companies based on data-mining.
"This is a one-time decision… and I think that the crowds will do an excellent job in making that kind of decision".
By being single-act, it is implied that each decision maker (i.e., the leader and the follower) must make a one-time decision.
To overcome this deficiency, the idea of combining SCOS and OACR into one-time decision in one console is first presented in this paper, named Dual Scheduling of Cloud Services and Computing Resources (DS-CSCR).
That is, they will make a one-time decision that limits them to a better course of action in the future.
While efficiency behaviors refer to one-time decision making, such as installing solar panels, curtailment behaviors are actions that need to occur on a frequent basis in order to be effective, e.g., switching off lights and electrical appliances.
These are rarely "one time" discussions: decisions may fluctuate over the course of a life span, and the "best" decisions come when people have time and space to engage in thoughtful dialogue with the providers they know best.
This segmentation is: single decisions (one time); multiple, repeated decisions (tactical, operational, and strategic); life cycle decisions.
