Actors. 1. The Parties acknowledge that governments play a central role in defining and implementing priorities and strategies for their countries. They recognise the crucial role of parliaments in shaping and adopting legislation, agreeing budgets and holding governments to account. They acknowledge the role and contribution of local authorities in enhancing democratic accountability and complementing governmental action.
Actors. The EU Member States Competent Authorities and official control services are affected by the current situation and should be consulted. The following stakeholders in the food chain are also concerned: Agricultural commodities exporting countries (regulatory authorities and relevant operators); Crops traders; Transporters; EU grain crushers/processors (for food and feed uses); EU food sector, including SMEs; EU retailing sector. Organisations dealing with consumer protection and rights, environmental protection etc, should also be consulted. In order to perform the study, the contractor should collect data and views from the abovementioned actors (including individual companies and/or professional organisations).
Actors. This section narrows the FLAME target down from the list of stakeholder categories to actors. Actor does not mean experimenter, but any stakeholder that can play a role in the FLAME platform. This section relates the FLAME stakeholders to the FLAME platform architecture depicted in Figure 14, detailing the interactions between them and the platform. In this way, the mentioned stakeholders become platform actors.
Actors. In UML an actor is a behavioral classifier which specifies a role played by an external entity that interacts with a system (e.g., by exchanging signals and data). The term "role" is used informally to group users that require specific services from the system, modeled within associated use cases. When an external entity interacts with the system, it plays the role of a specific actor. Such an entity may play several different roles. In turn, a specific role may be played by one or more entities. [2] In the present document, the aforementioned UML system is a blockchain-based key registry for DER devices (“Blockchain”) as described in [1]. The term Blockchain (with a capital B) includes all elements belonging to a blockchain implementation, including consensus nodes, API Servers to read from and write to the blockchain, and governance mechanisms.
Actors. Vendor; Sub-Vendor Actions:
Actors. Xxxx, patient, is under treatment of a RA trial. Xxxxx, radiographer, takes scans of patients. Xxxxx, radiologist, conducts scan/image analysis through Dynamika. Xxxxx, lead clinician, is responsible for the medical evaluation of the treatment for the patients. He makes decisions about the effectiveness of the treatment based on a report by the radiologist and other information related to the trial. Xxxxx, representative of other clinicians, has experience in disease diagnosis and treatment. He might help Xxxxx to analyse the image or the case if needed.
Actors. Narrators
Actors. I understand that physical appearance is one of many factors considered when casting a production and that my physical appearance was considered at auditions. I agree not to alter my appearance until after the show closes without first getting approval from the director. Examples of such changes include changing hair length, style, or color or getting piercings or tattoos.
Actors. A social network is comprised of actors. These are the individuals, groups and collectivities within a network and also all the other tools or available material and technology that is available for the networks. In cases, the networks themselves can also be viewed as actors, when assuming collective behaviours and interacting with other networks. Yet, actors are not behaving in oblivion of, or regardless of, their surroundings. When acting, humans are related, connected and bound to various factors that influence how they go about their acts. The act carried out and all of the influencing factors should be considered altogether. Actors and networks are then linked together with all of their influencing factors (which again are in some way linked or interconnected). Actors within networks reproduce and modify their network ties. The role of peripheral actors is indeed important as they seek alternative sources of resources (Xxxx, 1977), exert influence via strategic uses of the network, by using brokers to bring together parties and mobilising the centrally located actors to gain support. At the same time, central actors enjoy timely and easy access to information as well as a climate of trust and trustworthiness. Xxxxxxxxx & Xxxxxxxxx (2000), postulate that peripheral actors may choose to remain in such a position in order to ―avoid mobilising the opposition (centrally located actors) and have minimal obligations to others‖ than otherwise positioned, and add that ―compared to the peripheral actor, the centrally located, who have honour and a number of obligations, may be much more constrained in action than the peripheral actor‖ (p. 656). In other words, the power of centrality may be dwarfed under the big weight of obligations. On the other hand, central actors, undoubtedly, enjoy access to more resources and information. This ―dance‖ of power, access, obligations and ties seems to find central actors reacting to the periphery, who often initiate actions in the network. What could be expected is that ―people and organisations will alter their strategies based on the organisational resources they have, like network position, the opportunity to take action and the existence of opposition‖ (Xxxxxxxxxxx, 1984, p. 148). Nevertheless, what should not be overlooked is that the position of the actor within the network reveals the potential for action and not the specific action that may actually take place. Each individual decision is a kind of ongoing, filterin...
Actors. There are five main types of actor in the platform. Figure 1 shows them. Each type has the capabilities of the previous one, as indicated by the relationships. For instance, an Administrator can perform all the actions of a Registered user.
