The phrase "actor individual" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It could potentially be used in a context where you are distinguishing between an actor as a profession and an individual as a person, but it may lead to confusion.
Example: "In the casting process, we are looking for an actor individual who can bring authenticity to the role."
Alternatives: "performer" or "acting person".
Threats: New technologies, government Responsible actor: Individual Solutions: Individual's abilities, purchasing power and common sense Individual control: Possible but unequally divided Development: Unstoppable evolution of technology and marketisation Worldview Individualistic Metaphor Privacy as savings.
To understand the role that each actor (individual, community, or location) plays in a structural network, a number of centrality measures have been proposed [27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33].
Threats: Companies, governments and hedonistic individuals such as young people who unthinkingly share their data Responsible actor: Individual Solutions: Personal coping strategies Individual control: Control is illusory, individuals have lost control over their privacy Development: Gradual systemic drift to low privacy.
Give each actor individual comments after they have done a scene, possibly concerning their body language or the way they interact with the other actors on stage.
Lawrence's income is actually higher than each of the highest paid actors' individual incomes, bar the top-earner, Robert Downey Jnr.
His main interests are in legal, moral, and political philosophy, with a special emphasis on the relevance to these fields of our conceptions of the various actors, individual and collective, that occupy them.
The realist approach accepts the role of actors in change (i.e. agency), and that while structural (and institutional) features may exist independent of actors, they influence actors' individual and group choices and patterns of behaviour.
According to The Wrap, the financial discrepancy was largely due to the actors' individual contracts.
A group of actors, individuals or firms, can engage in collectively providing projects which may be costly or generating revenues and which may benefit some and harm others.
We define institutional arrangements broadly to include both the actors (individuals and/or organizations) that exert influence in global health and the norms and expectations that govern the relationships among them.
Online, who gets heard is determined by an ecosystem of actors: individuals sharing on Facebook and Twitter, link-sharing communities, personal algorithms on Google News, and citizen media curators.
