Sentence examples for actor element from inspiring English sources

When the actor element belongs to the meta-model, the application needs to store all the property definition (and type definition, relationship definition) and the corresponding option values.

In this diagram, we use the actor element to show how the properties tend to be constantly changing in different modeling stages.

In comparison with the actor organization editor, there are more element types such as phase, activity, resource, tool, actor, and artifact, while only the actor element type is available in the actor organization editor.

Urban landscape management can be viewed as a complex process that includes a number of different actors, elements and relationships, mutually affecting each other.

Finally, another LED actor (basic element 4) shows when the application has been completely built or rebuilt (in case of a failure) by its DNA using the DNA checker basic element (2) with a period of also 100 ms. The DNA consist of 12 basic elements and uses only 4 different basic elements.

Thus, if BuT5 is the main actor, P element must be considered as a necessary accomplice.

They, too, feature extended sequences of walking and talking, and he grants his actors an element of shambling freedom of the sort that seems lacking in Bergman's film.

The scene was shot in order to introduce a potential new Bond to audiences, thus linking the new actor to elements from previous Bond films (see casting, below).

It took Glazer 10 years to develop Under The Skin, an adaptation of Michael Faber's cult novel, which eventually emerged as an experimental combination of social realism, where Scarlett Johansson drove around the streets in a white van often speaking to non-professional actors, with elements of darker science fiction.

This results in the simultaneous failure of its 3 DNA processors, which hold 3 LED actors (basic elements 5, 6, and 11, see upper part of Fig. 11).

The specific form of the regime is mainly shaped and maintained through the mutual adaptation and co-evolution of its actors and elements.