The phrase "actors based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to characters or performances that are inspired by or derived from a particular source, such as a book, movie, or real-life person.
Example: "The film features actors based on historical figures, bringing their stories to life on the big screen."
Alternatives: "characters inspired by" or "performers derived from".
For sensor actor communication model, sensor nodes are partitioned to different sets associated with one or more actors based on event-driven partitioning.
There are many different union contracts for actors based on a production's venue, and Mr. Walker usually worked at one of the lowest pay scales.
But ultimately, he said, he chose the actors based on intuition.
In a classical social network, regular equivalence is used to capture the similarity between actors based on their links to other actors.
Douglas Aibel, the artistic director of the Vineyard Theater, an Off Broadway theater, who is also a casting director for feature films, said the premiere of "Law & Order" in 1990 was a watershed for actors based on the East Coast.
She also bemoaned the increasing trend for studios to cast actors based on the scope of their following on Twitter, as well as the co-opting of non-actors into the profession on the back of their social media profile.
He immigrated to Paris in his twenties, where he lived in poverty until Alain Dupre, a famous French actor (based on Alain Delon), learns of Ratarac's reputation.
Our brain was functional and our robotic system was robust in that it trusted or distrusted a human actor based on movement imitation.
Although the would-be terrorist's answers may sound absurd, he appears to be a very rational actor (based on what he believes) who is not accustomed to being confronted with dissonance-causing information.
While this is an oversimplification, it basically boils down to: analyzing the drivers of improved performance through adoption of sustainable practices; identifying significant benefits for each supply chain actor based on each of the overarching drivers; quantifying the results; and assigning a dollar value.
It certainly doesn't begin to compare with the cinema's two most notable films on this subject, Murnau's silent masterpiece Faust, which has a period setting, and István Szabó's Austro-Hungarian Mephisto, which takes place in Nazi Germany where a leading actor (based on Thomas Mann's son-in-law, Gustaf Gründgens) sells out to Hitler.
