Areas of tribal medicine's expertise described as noteworthy by policy actors (which included some biomedical doctors) were treatments for burns, fractures and other musculoskeletal disorders.
An expert may be understood as a scientific actor with distinct expertise in the respective field, whereas stakeholders are societal and economic actors with a specific stake in the field.
This capability needs to be better appreciated and supported, including in partnership with local authorities and national actors with expertise in emergency response.
Often civil society actors have the expertise, networks and knowledge from other countries, which can benefit government.
But the tradeoff is that these actors have less expertise on what rules make the most sense given the realities of police work.
The process of creating, controlling, using, and distributing frames and narratives, including negotiations over which actors, knowledge, and expertise are valid and relevant, is often hotly contested and debated.
They were defined as regions where activation for music was greater in violinists than actors (violin-expertise effect, P < 0.05 corrected), but we only report these effects when activation was also greater (P < 0.001 uncorrected) for [speech > music in actors]; [speech > auditory baseline in actors]; [speech > auditory baseline in violinists]; and [music > auditory baseline in violinists].
There are 30-plus actors in the cast, but congestion is never a problem, thanks to Guillory's logistical expertise and the malleability of Tom Meleck's platform set.
But few would have guessed that Netflix's software expertise would extend to entertainment produced by top-flight actors, directors and writers.
The perception was that by taking advantage of each other's competencies and expertise, all actors would gain mutual understanding on how to tackle common challenges.
