After all, the composer of an opera can control, with absolute reliability, his actors' timing as a playwright can't.
Only near the end of his career does Shakespeare present an idealized theatre of absolute illusion, perfect actors, and a receptive audience.
Although non-human individual actor absolute numbers remained small (ranging from 3 in 2006 to 15 in 2011), these actors were critical to making visible tacit (non-codified) knowledge mobilization from around the world (mostly laboratory material sharing, including from organizations and universities in the USA, from Norway, and from Canadian universities).
He knows exactly what he wants, he knows his objectives, he has absolute confidence in his actors and his actors have absolute confidence in him.
Haneke has always had a gift for eliciting extraordinary performances from his actors, an absolute necessity in films that otherwise refuse to cater to the audience.
Director Park took me under his generous wing, bringing me into his fold of friends, family, filmmakers and actors: the absolute elite of Korean film.
Paul Giamatti is one of our great screen actors, an absolute poet of frustration and regret with the range to play a wide variety of roles.
2014: GQ's Man of the Year Award Starr has received praise from critics and movie industry professionals regarding his acting; director and producer Walter Shenson called him "a superb actor, an absolute natural".
Whereas other-only traits are clearly altruistic because involve an absolute cost to the actor, whole-group behaviours generate confusion in the definition of altruism as they may be mutually beneficial to both the actor and the recipients [ 4, 5].
Wilson [ 3, 6] had previously coined the terms 'strong altruism' for those traits involving an absolute cost to the actor (i.e. other-only traits count always as strongly altruistic), and 'weak altruism' when the cost to the actor is only relative.
