The phrase "actors relationships" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "actors' relationships" to indicate possession, meaning the relationships belonging to the actors.
Example: "The film explores the complex dynamics of the actors' relationships both on and off the set."
Alternatives: "relationships of the actors" or "actors' connections".
However, those repositories often lack resources to support actors' relationships and consequently to improve the reuse processes by stimulating actors' interactions, information exchange and better understanding on how artifacts are manipulated by actors.
The social network analysis tool Pajek [ 10] displays actors' relationships in a three-dimensional landscape, allowing the detection of patterns not visible on a two-dimensional surface.
It supported a micro-level governance focus on actors, relationships and ways of managing them that recognized the particular institutional context in which they were embedded, in contrast to the more macro-level focus of much other health governance research.
Together, these forms and elements point to a theory of dignity as a quality of individuals and collectives that is constituted through interaction and interpretation and structured by conditions pertaining to actors, relationships, settings, and the broader social order.
Joel Zito Araújo argues the actors' relationship as a couple is also significant.
About film, he'll tell you he doesn't want the direction to get in the way of the actors' relationship with the audience.
Despite the actors' relationship, Sharp stated that it was not a contributing factor in his casting, stating: "Nick's an actor and I'm an actress — we don't have the same agent.
Numerous other experimental companies defied the traditional boundaries of audience-actor relationships, especially in nontheatre venues.
Aren't director and actor relationships always in danger of being slightly obsessive?
Veronica's navigation of Neptune, scouting through a long-lensed SLR, has all the chemistry of the actor-actor relationships.
No survey on the subject is complete, of course, without saluting the redoubtable master Martin Scorsese and the two great director-actor relationships of his creative life.
