Sentence examples for knowledge of actors from inspiring English sources

Like me he spent every evening at the cinema but, unlike me, he went actively, with an alert eye and a sharp ear and an encyclopedic knowledge of actors, directors, screenwriters, even editors and cameramen, and yet he seemed to despise every film he saw, or perhaps he talked only about the films he despised, unwilling to contaminate the films he liked, loved even, by discussing them with me.

Furthermore, there are many other hurdles related to these types of networks: differences in the basic knowledge of actors, the different perceptions and perspectives of policy relevance, gaps in communication or communication language, dependency on funds, and the uncertainty of scientific knowledge.

Here, we assume perfect knowledge of actor head pose direction (from an oracle).

We concluded that socio-technical resources have aided collaboration in software development for SECO, coordination of teams based on more knowledge of actor's tasks and interactions, and monitoring of quality of SECOs' platforms through the orchestration of the contributions developed by external actors.

This holistic perspective on multi-actor collaboration for innovation recognises the key importance of the exchange of different types of knowledge of different actors in systems, related in this context to the multiple changes in public health systems that are needed for innovation.

That The Adjustment Bureau works at all is thanks to the audience's knowledge of the actors, who play concentrated versions of their on-screen personas.

There have been no relations for thirty years, and there is not intimate knowledge of the actors on the other side".

If you spent any time online — at least, if you had a Twitter feed like mine — it was hard to avoid the knowledge of which actors had renewed their contracts for a fourth season, and which hadn't.

It may act as a tool to increase the knowledge of different actors in making decisions towards low-carbon futures.

Like many social scientists, we address the importance of including the varying practical knowledge of social actors and the significance of specific social contexts and situations, in all energy studies [1 5].

In this article, stakeholder participation is highlighted as a transversal element that Voinov and Bousquet (2010) [58] have suggested contributes to an increased knowledge of the actors and system and the system's dynamics under various conditions, such as vulnerability.