The phrase "actors measures" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to measurements or metrics related to actors, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The study focused on the actors' measures of performance and audience engagement."
Alternatives: "performance metrics" or "actor evaluations".
+ A "Pop-Up Church of Scientology" appeared at Florida's CACA gallery alongside artist Daniel Edwards' celebration of Tom Cruise's 25 years in the controversial community a nude shroud of the actor measuring 14' x 3' and flaunting several inches of "immaculately groomed genitalia".
Within this context, we analyze particular difficulties raised by the inclusion of multi-level governance that assigns the responsibility of individual or collective decision-making to a variety of actors, regarding measures of which the implementation has significant effects toward the sustainability of socio-hydrosystems.
This article measured and reported interactions between policy actors; ties measuring perceived influence, or power, were not measured during network data collection as they have been in other studies of policymaker influence (Lewis 2006).
The simplest actor-level measure of prestige is the in-degree of a vertex i [43] in a graph, which is often referred to as i's popularity.
Recognized as implementation actors of operative measures for transition towards a low carbon economy, cities must establish a development roadmap integrating local resources with local energy development plans.
The experience of the unprecedented consequences of a prolonged heat wave in Paris and in many areas in France reflects that, despite an extensive mobilization of the different hospital actors, simple preventive measures before hospital admission are only able to reduce the unacceptable mortality, which mostly occurs at home and in nursing homes.
He doesn't allow his actors the ultimate measure of recklessness that threatens both to run a performance into solo-showoff territory and also to brush on the edge of true emotional danger.
Ford is both executive producer and lead actor for Extraordinary Measures, casting himself in the role of Dr Robert Stonehill, a grumpy and solitary scientist who prefers molecules and laboratory equipment to real-life patients.
But Britain presented a glass ceiling to black actors, and so, measuring his improved chances of winning roles against the hindrance of his accent, he moved to the US in his late-twenties.
To measure the location of each actor, these centrality measures are required.
