Through these numbers, it can be revealed that the offshore wind park industry consists of dominating actors both regarding wind turbine manufacturers (original equipment manufacturers (OEMs)) and in relation to wind farm owners/developers (utilities/energy providers).
The O&M phase is characterised by Houman et al. (2014; p. 56) as a phase undertaken by dominating actors, and they refer to this by stating the following: O&M today is to a great extent an exclusive market, where wind turbine producers and energy providers so far define the regime of the collaboration.
In the category of supporting actor in a miniseries or movie, dominated by actors from HBO's long-time-coming adaptation of Larry Kramer's "The Normal Heart" — Come on, "Normal Heart!," I thought — all five heads in the multi-cam shot seemed surprised when Martin Freeman, of "Sherlock," won.
The best actor category, which included a nomination for Brokeback Mountain star Heath Ledger, was dominated by actors impersonating historical figures: Philip Seymour Hoffman got a nod for his depiction of Truman Capote, David Strathairn for his performance as newsman Ed Murrow and Russell Crowe as boxer Jim Braddock in Cinderella Man.
He accused the profession of being dominated by actors from wealthier backgrounds, such as Eton alumni Damian Lewis, Tom Hiddleston, Eddie Redmayne and Dominic West.
However, asked if he dominated his actors, Polanski smiled.
After all, celebrities have long since crossed over into being fashion models, as a glance at the covers of fashion magazines, which are now dominated by actors, not models, proves.
In the latest edition of Britain's New Statesman, he writes: "The truth is that we are in the middle of a long-term process, in which changes in Arab society and the evolution of religion – what I and others have called 'post-Islamism' – struggle to find expression in a political arena still dominated by actors from the old world".
Killigrew's investment in the new playhouse put the two companies on a level as far as technical resources were concerned, but the offerings at the Theatre Royal nevertheless continued to be dominated by actor-driven "talk" drama, contrasting with William Davenant's baroque spectacles and operas at Lincoln's Inn Fields.
