Sentence examples for the actor occupying from inspiring English sources

For example, a hypothetical activity might consist of an intelligence analyst (the actor, occupying a particular role) who uses a search engine (a computer software/hardware instrument) to identify high-quality satellite imagery covering a particular geographical region during a given time period (identifying imagery is object of the search activity; imagery is also an instrument).

My wife says to me, 'You still enjoying it?' 'Yeah, sorry!'" Series 8 of 'Doctor Who' starts next Saturday on BBC1 Tom Baker (1974-1981) The longest-serving Doctor, the actor occupied the Tardis between 1974 and 1981.

It's something of a cliché of one-man shows to have the actor occupy himself by changing his clothes — gotta give the guy some kind of stage business, so let's have him take an hour to put on a fresh shirt.

The latter is exemplified by: In canonical clauses, the actor occupies the clause-initial position and it functions as the subject as in (25).

In the theater the audience and the actors occupy the same space, which in this case means that the spectators are complicit in the ritual scourging taking place onstage.

Innovation and performance can be enhanced if the actors occupy central network positions that provide access to new knowledge developed by other units, even though it may be dependent on an individual's capacity to replicate new knowledge (Tsai 2001).

Stronger ties have a broader bandwidth and so carry more information, but overall the effects of the trade-off depend on the knowledge environment the actor occupies.

However, the system has shown to be weak especially as far as expectations are concerned, as these are generally low and, more critically, are low for those actors occupying central positions in the network.

(MoH; 883) The MoH entrepreneur actor occupied a strategic network position (Row 2, Table 2).

In semirelated news, a wrestler was elected governor of Minnesota and an action-movie actor occupied the California Statehouse.

Thus, actors occupying the same social position based on regular equivalence will satisfy the same set of modal formulas.