The biggest difference is that there are two rounds of dimension reduction which occurred in the i-vector PLDA system, whereas there is only one time reduction for the case of i-supervector PLDA.
City officials said the savings would not come in one-time reductions, but in recurring cuts that would yield savings year after year.
And because investors tend to dismiss the importance of infrequent write-offs, or one-time reductions in reported earnings, when evaluating a company's results, executives are encouraged to lump any and all losses and cost-cutting measures into one big announcement.
The value of the one-time reductions used in the model were 0.023 for meningitis, 0.0079 for bacteremia, 0.006 for hospitalized pneumonia, 0.004 for non-hospitalized pneumonia, and 0.005 for otitis media [ 32].
"This one-time reduction will be effective immediately and fully implemented on the May 31 and June 14 payroll cycles......
EchoStar, which provides the Dish Network, benefited from a one-time reduction of $36 million in costs for set-top boxes.
Verizon's revenue dipped 0.3 percent, to $26.8 billion, from $26.9 billion, largely the result of a $268 million one-time reduction made to account for previously recognized wireless data revenue.
The white-collar cuts were the largest one-time reduction of salaried workers that analysts could recall at G.M. "They clearly need to downsize to meet the worldwide sales environment," said Brian A. Johnson, an analyst with Barclays Capital.
But those results were lifted $600 million, or 17 cents a share, by a one-time reduction in taxes because an examination by the Internal Revenue Service reversed previously accrued tax liabilities.
a One-time reduction in a hydrogenous environment.
A as-received material, R one-time reduction in Ar 5 vol% H2 mixture for 4 h at 600 °C under the pressure of 0.15 MPa.
