Sentence examples for actor attributes from inspiring English sources

Only two studies specifically investigate human capital using actor attributes associated with access to resources and involvement in specific activities.

Actors' attributes are taken into account by relating them to structural aspects of networks.

Third, and relatedly, the articles show that policy is socially constructed, wrapped up in and influenced by the meanings different actors attribute to policy content or goals (Fischer 2003).

Given the enormous investment in guideline development and initiatives by government agencies, professional societies, academic medical centers and other third parties to promote change in clinical practice, it was of interest to us that none of the key actors attributed the start of their projects to a planned effort by external stakeholders to stimulate change.

We review theoretical SNA contributions that shed light on the link between actor network attributes and innovation outcomes.

Actor Kai Owen attributes part of his character's success to his on-screen rapport with actress Eve Myles.

Some chide the former prime minister for being an "actor" and attribute the disillusion of those Britons now flirting with UKIP to his and others' showmanship.

We worked closely with a local theatre company to design a drama framework built around four characters, each played by one of the actors whose attributes relate to our healthy lifestyle messages.

Reagan, who used that line in a completely different context against Jimmy Carter in 1980 and Walter Mondale in 1984, could not have imagined a time when another Democratic politician would join a list of bad actors in attributing his atrocious behavior to mental illness, specifically bipolar disorder.

The screenwriter and actor said he attributes much of his success to his willingness to try new things without being afraid of failure or mediocrity.

Various group processes such as homophily (the tendency for actors with similar attributes or tasks to be linked together) and repeated interaction, strengthen the bonds between actors in a group and increase its introspection.