An online stockbroking firm, for instance, could instruct its system to make sure that a regular customer always gets a quick response, especially when there are many one-time users online merely checking free stock quotes.
(Practitioners of this genre range from regulars like Tatsuo Miyajima to one-time users like Serge Spitzer, who created an unaccountable stir at last year's Venice Biennale by lining up empty glasses in a huge darkened shed).
In Kampala (Uganda), in 2013, data was collected from 22 regular users, 308 one-time users and a representative sample of 1538 participants.
Users in the fake review group show the characteristics of one-time users [21] in a social network who have never made social connection with other users in the network.
If it's a marketing campaign that goes viral and wins you a bunch of one-time "users," it can actually do more harm than good.
Across many calls there was an interesting repetition of "zombie" and "zombified" – which sounds like tabloid-style scaremongering terminology, but were the words that addicts, former addicts, casual and one-time users were choosing to describe how Xanax made them feel.
Accordingly, 13.9% of the participants had visited a private doctor and 64.9% of them were one-time users.
Specifically, 26.5% of them used services affiliated to health insurance funds and 67.6% were one-time users.
Based on the total number of outpatient visits and hospitalizations, subjects were categorized into non-users, one-time users, and multiple users of medical services for these respiratory conditions each year.
To avoid the enrollment of one-time users of this drug, it was also required that participants have used methamphetamine at least twice during the past 2 months, and at least once during the past 30 days.
(The Packers do charge ticket holders a one-time user fee to help pay for renovations, but the prices are relatively modest and the fees are refunded if they give up their tickets).
