The phrase "actor beyond" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an actor who transcends typical roles or expectations, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "He is an actor beyond the conventional roles typically offered in Hollywood."
Alternatives: "actor surpassing" or "actor transcending".
The ayes do believe in someone — a principle of creation, a "higher entity," that "ground of being," an "idea of order," an actor beyond easy or instant comprehension, something more than matter and bigger than Phil.
It is a career-defining performance that could catapult the 37-year-old actor beyond bland romantic leads and into the kinds of juicy anti-heroic parts once gobbled up by Mr. Hoffman and Robert De Niro.
In fact, a Google search reveals little about the 23 year old actor beyond the fact that he will soon appear in three films - Rabbit Hole, Project X and a remake of Footloose with Dennis Quaid and Julianne Hough.
For example, whereas hypotheses were initially narrowly focused on LOG12 [the NASA paper], some ultimately grew in scope to include actors beyond the authors of LOG12, such as university executives, a media organization, and the Australian government.
You could argue that what Washington has done, by increasingly mixing portrayals of iconic figures with blockbuster roles, by switching between heroes and villains, is to expand the palette available to black actors beyond all recognition.
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The network consists of 34 actors whose common activity is a Karate club, edges are weighted by the level of acquaintance shared by actors beyond the club.
In contrast to Emden, (semi public and civil society actors beyond the value chain were less crucial for the biogas development in Soltau although there is one important organization, the local (integrated) utility Stadtwerke Soltau.
In all means, new science and technological innovations need to reach and engage the different actors beyond the aim of research to enhance its benefits to the concerned members of a society.
Accordingly, public funding is considered as a multilevel and multiactor system, where stable patterns are largely generated by the collective interaction among actors (beyond formal rules and structures) and where coordination between actors (especially funding agencies and performers) represents a key for the functionality of the systems.
The KM SNA studies mentioned above, however, lack a fundamental component: in fact, their analysis is based on a static representation of KM networks, incapable of sufficiently accounting for the time of appearance and disappearance of relations between actors beyond static longitudinal analysis.
