On the other hand, queries are simply one-time questions and they never learn from themselves.
The Rand Quality Indicators on health habits are recommended as a one time question and it may be that some patients would satisfy the quality indicator but may not remember that their PCP asked about them many years ago.
I include myself among those dumbbells who at one time questioned this president.
But, nearly six years on, much of that hope has turned to recrimination as one-time supporters question Morales's true commitment and fears grow that social and environmental issues are taking a back seat to economic growth.
Specifically, the constantly changing information about the daily behavior (e.g., phone calls, location traces) of a person is used to generate one-time authentication questions (e.g., Who did you call around 4 30 pm today?, What apps did you use in the last 24 h?).
The brief filed on Wednesday questioned the "one-time nature" of the law, which was created for Mrs. Schiavo and was effective for only 15 days.
It also highlights the important distinction between one-time studies of some specific question, such as the one considered in this paper, and more general on-going M&E efforts.
3.15pm: Andrea Leadsom, another Conservative and one-time banker, is asking the questions now.
As investigators questioned a one-time bodega worker, Pedro Hernandez, last month about the disappearance of Etan Patz, they showed him a picture of the child.
Actually, Soledad O'Brien spoke about how one time Jesse Jackson question her ethnicity of how she wasn't black enough.
The plan was to simply do it one time, raising questions about holiday consumerism, just like the Danish group had done.
