100,000: The average number of words of information that each American consumed per day outside of work in 2008, according to a study by the Global Information Industry Center at the University of California at San Diego.
The 3,000 words of information about the new film have so far been treated with caution by Star Wars experts, though the rumours do tally well with previous reports about the plot of the new film.
He added that any strategy had to be comprehensive and also include traditional elements of counterinsurgency strategy, like training Afghan security forces, and also "coming to grips with the situation in which there are sanctuaries for the insurgents outside the borders of the country in which we are located, and it involves, in a sense, a war of words, of information".
After all, why should this person invest the time in filling out online forms if the company isn't willing to share more than a few hundred words of information about the role?
We and tens of thousands of others were channeled down Seventh Street by police who told us that admission to the Mall would begin about 7. Instead, more than four hours passed without a word of information being given to the enormous crowd that was gathering.
While word-of-mouth information sharing has been noted as an important factor in other studies of surgical patient decision-making [e.g., [ 45], the degree to which word-of-mouth recommendations and endorsements serve as a primary consideration for medical tourists was found to be remarkably consistent.
When drafting first aid action statements from the literature, the working group attempted to remain as faithful as possible to the original wording of the information.
However, with minimised deception the "devil's in the detail", with acceptability being inextricably linked to the precise wording of the information provided to potential participants, and the statistical probability of participants being assigned to the various treatment arms.
Both the wording of the information, and the way it is communicated to the parents or patients, may have an impact on whether or not they decide to participate in a trial.
"An adventure in cultural history": James Gleick on the O.E.D.'s new nine-thousand-four-hundred-word definition of "Information".
