Sentence examples for sum of actors from inspiring English sources

The structure of the rehabilitation system stakeholder network characteristics in Nepal and Somaliland evolved over time and helped understand the changing nature of relationships between actors and their capacity to work as a system rather than a sum of actors.

"Like in 'Spartacus.' " "Absolutely," Alan replies, "like in 'Spartacus.' " This is the season of gangs on Broadway — the pairs, trios, quartets and greater sums of actors who have had one another's back onstage (and off) and who freely say they owe their 2009 Tony nominations, in part, to one another.

The term network implies more than the sum of the actors and their links—networks are forms of social organization (Provan and Kenis 2008).

However, the rupture of relationship between the two central actors of the network completely disrupted the functioning of the rehabilitation sector and lead to the non-use of sustainability data in a sector that became the sum of dispersed actors.

It did so with the mind to protect the cherished entity of Sesame Street, which has always been so much more than the sum of its Muppets, actors, skits, and songs.

In sum, as actors of their own reality wanting to take part in the decisions concerning them, the caregivers clearly recommended avoiding the "one-size-fits-all" approach to intervention and instead developing interventions tailored to their needs.

I close with Tom Junod's stunning prose: a prayerful tribute to the beloved actor who shared his extraordinary gifts with the world, There was no actor, in our time, who more ably suggested that each of us is the sum of our secrets... no actor who better let us know what he knew, which is that when each of us returns alone to our room, all bets are off.

Second, calculate the sum of absolute ideological differences between connected actors, but this time, the difference has to be multiplied by the edge weight each time: ∀ i : i ≠ i ′ ∧ H i ∩ H i ′ ≠ ∅ and ∀ i ′ : i ′ ≠ i ∧ H i ∩ H i ′ ≠ ∅ : ID con = ∑ i = 1 m ∑ i ′ = 1 m ϕ i − ϕ i ′ · H i ∩ H i ′ (22).

A NRfHS is the sum of efforts and responsibilities of different actors in each country, each doing and exercising their own mandates but in a coordinated way so as to benefit from the full potential of research infrastructure and of research results that can be transferred into policies and programs.

Face to watch: Douglas Booth Douglas Booth More than the sum of his cheekbones, this model-cum-actor stirred nostalgia as an eerily convincing Boy George in Worried About the Boy, and will surely stir hearts as Christopher Isherwood's lover in the BBC's upcoming Christopher and His Kind.

These included political reasons and actor interests, persuasion skills of actors and relationships between the actors.