Sentence examples for specialized actors from inspiring English sources
This work presents a conceptual model for SMEs networking based on the fractal company approach and concepts like projects, resources, goals, specialized actors, plans, and relationships thereof.
Coordination therefore appears to come through decentralized activity of many individuals, not the frequent tweeting of a few specialized actors.
As much as he enjoys his specialized work with actors, Mr. Carrafa also choreographs dance sequences in musicals.
In order to respect this principle, we interviewed in a very open manner three categories of actors: specialized researchers, privileged witnesses and actors who are the new promoters of the companies concerned by the study (Quivy and Van Campenhoudt, 2006: 59).
The paper focuses on a specialized form of actor models where inputs and outputs to accessors and actors are time-stamped events, enabling timing-sensitive IoT applications.
At a time when many stars are working less, the seeming surfeit of Sandler projects already is likely to create a traffic jam at the late-year box office, and may test audience tolerance for the actor's highly specialized brand of crude but good-hearted humor.
This paper concludes that, in the product design field, the LCA tool should be considered as a specialized tool handled by a specific player (the environmental actor) and should be dedicated to the strategic evaluation of new concepts.
bioKepler 1.0 contains a set of Kepler actors, called "bioActors", which are specialized for running bioinformatics tools along with Kepler directors for distributed data-parallel (DDP) execution on Hadoop and Stratosphere engines.
Participants in the symposium will be representatives of governments, United Nations bodies and specialized agencies, intergovernmental organizations and non-state actors.
There are no uniform standards regarding the personal and structural requirements of specialized services, and their cooperation with other actors (especially family doctors and nursing services) is not consistently regulated [ 9].
Service 3 is defined as "the application of specialized knowledge and skills for the benefit of another actor or the actor itself" (Lusch and Nambisan 2015, p. 159).
