Currently, there are two popular avenues informing number of theoretical frameworks, Shapiro's entrepreneurial event and Ajzen's theory of planned behavior (Astuti and Martdianty, 2012; Carey et al. 2010; Tegtmeier, 2006; Van Gelderen et al., 2008).
The ways in which politics can shape or shatter relationships and divide generations have informed a number of recent plays, among them Lisa Kron's "In the Wake" and Amy Herzog's "After the Revolution".
The company has already informed a number of employees about the changes, with many expected to lose their jobs before year's end.
A Foreign Office spokesman said North Korea had informed a number of embassies of foreign countries and representatives of international organisations that they would be unable to guarantee their safety the event of conflict.
She then goes on to discuss a studio encounter with Juicy J, the southern rapper whose musical stylings have informed a number of Miley's aesthetic decisions as of late (he's the dude whose show she famously "twerked" at).
The authors were informed the number of soldiers might be 150 or more.
The analytical framework informed a number of analytical questions that were asked of the data (see online supplementary appendix 3).
As in the case of R&D, the GPG perspective has informed a number of major new initiatives to provide (not only develop new means of), communicable disease control.
The number of participants in each group was decided based on a predetermined judgement that each group should contain a similar number and be informed by the numbers interviewed in the patient group (n=4).
In one test, all items had a fixed number of associates (i.e., 3), and learners were informed on the number; in the other test, the number of associates varied, and for this test, learners were informed that the number of associates varied but without knowing which item had which number of associates.
