Resource dependency is also found between actor groups, for example, between civil servants and politicians.
Another significant trend is that private actors are able to draw partnerships with other private actors, for example, in partnerships between service delivery and financial organisations to make low carbon infrastructure projects possible.
Careful management of these actors, for example, through effective communication mechanisms, and particularly of the relationship between the resource team and user organisation, is likely to improve relationships between these actors.
Many actors, for example, are also talented directors.
Multiagent systems are also used as simulation models for systems with many actors, for example financial markets or traffic.
The international clamour for the need of an OH policy by global actors, for example by WHO, and the persistence of one specific national actor, are all factors that were found to have influenced the likelihood of policy approval.
The various actors produce or use knowledge in isolation from other actors (for example only regarding knowledge on their 'own' theme or only involving one type [scientific/practical/experiential] of knowledge).
More specifically, using a decompositional regression analysis approach, the extent to which the strength of the relationship between trust and general confidence is dependent upon a particular food chain actor (for example, food manufacturers) is assessed.
The actor Isaac, for example, is a Juilliard-trained talent with an impressive résumé whose vocal teacher has worked with famous actors — certainly not an unwashed, Will Oldham-style folkie.
The protests drew support from scientists and celebrities – the actor Robert Redford for example endorsed the cause.
