Sentence examples for actors studies from inspiring English sources

Networks whose primary purpose is to make money tend to favor efficiency (greater density), while networks with more ideological goals or a longer time to act favor sparseness with fewer central actors (studies: Bright and Delaney 2013; Morselli et al. 2007): this finding generally concurs with Dorn and colleagues (2005).

The majority of the studies show that group leaders have both high betweenness and degree centrality, suggesting that they are central actors (studies: Calderoni 2014; Calderoni et al. 2014; Duijn et al. 2014; Hofmann and Gallupe 2015; Tenti and Morselli 2014); however, Morselli (2009, 2010) found that leaders were peripheral to the core of group communication.

Some of the best moments in the first episode come from the actors playing F.B.I. agents who have to be actors, studying their parts and staying in character.

Our student actors study voice, movement, acting technique, ensemble skills and acting for camera just like their non learning disabled contemporaries.

(Method actors study for years to achieve this kind of understanding.) His Sherman Klump has reserves of modesty and charm, with a mellow bass chuckle that radiates contentment.

Novelists invoked Mr. Jennings's name in print to establish character, actors studied his rowdy ways and nobody gave a hoot if he sang the theme for television's "Dukes of Hazzard".

The actors studied the writings of Mohammed Atta, one of the five hijackers to crash the first plane into the World Trade Centre, and his instructions to the real-life hijackers in order to better play their roles.

Leiber, the son of stage and film actors, studied at the University of Chicago (Ph.B., 1932) and the Episcopalian General Theological Seminary (1932 33) and performed on stage and in films before his first published story, "Two Sought Adventure," appeared in 1939.

Working with an acting coach and in workshops with other actors, using an increasingly popular technique influenced by Jungian psychology in which actors study and play the characters in their dreams, Ms. Walsh mined her unconscious for clues to understanding her character.

The writer-director Jeff Nichols ("Take Shelter") even made the two actors study "Huckleberry Finn" on the set, and Nichols has brought to the film Twain's understanding of a boy's best qualities — a love of adventure, an instinctive loyalty, and a generous chivalry, too.

A second point worth mentioning is that the approaches have formed a scientific community there are several groups worldwide (rather than solitary actors) studying quantum ideas in cognition, partly even in collaborative efforts.