Such diversity was sought in recognition of the importance of "cross-pollination" on a multifaceted topic like genomics, and consequently the need for multiple actors to be part of the building of policy, as well as mediating the dialogue between policymakers and the public.
In a film that uses multiple actors to portray multiple aspects of Dylan, Mr. Ledger plays Dylan the media superstar, a charismatic, swaggering figure who parties with celebrities, wears look-at-me-but-leave-me-alone sunglasses and watches his personal life collapse under the pressures of his public persona.
Such a mix addresses multiple resource domains at a strategic, high level and contains interacting instruments targeting multiple actors, levels of governance and sectors and life-cycle stages of resource use.
And it's true that multiple actors, some of them unconnected to any government, operate in the shadowy world of Internet sabotage and disinformation.
River- and floodplain management in general, and the Cyclic Floodplain Rejuvenation project at Beuningen/Ewijk in particular, involve multiple actors, most of them holding different perspectives on the river system and different preferences for the scale at which their major issues can best be safeguarded.
The subsequent changes in action achieved are the result of the distributed agency of multiple actors and a confluence of actions, knowledges and circumstances.
GPs saw primary prevention as the responsibility of multiple actors in a network of societal and municipal institutions.
This finding is in line with those of Williams and Sullivan [ 61] who suggested that interpretive approaches can reveal the coexistence of different communities of meanings, associated with the interaction of multiple actors and interests to achieve a plurality of outcomes.
Such reliance requires interdependent self-organizing of multiple actors, each with divergent internal systems of organization, to develop ways of working together on overlapping goals.
The contribution of multiple actors in the development and deployment of technologies is known as the problem of 'many hands' (Friedman 1990; Nissenbaum 1994; Jonas 1984).
