Finally, we have contextual communication.

One of these contextual dimensions is political.

Every country has a contextual alcoholic drink. In France it's Pernod.

They tend to be contextual, holistic thinkers, what I call web thinkers.

It was stressed that hierarchy operated in a relational and contextual manner.

We pushed them around on the site to make very literal contextual relationships.

Obama will need to use both his emotional and contextual intelligence if he is to restore American leadership. Contextual intelligence is the intuitive diagnostic skill that helps a leader align tactics with objectives to produce smart strategies in different situations.

Contextual intelligence is particularly important in foreign policy, because an effective leader must understand the culture and power structure of other societies, and how they interact as an international system. With years of experience in foreign affairs, George H. W. Bush had excellent contextual intelligence.

I also tell it because it tells a larger contextual story of what aid is and can be.

He believes the mobile phone, by being location specific, contextual, timely and immediate, is simply the greatest persuasive technology device ever invented.

For these reasons, the virtues of transactional leaders with good contextual intelligence are very important. Someone like George H. W. Bush, unable to articulate a vision but able to steer successfully through crises, turns out to be a better leader than someone like his son, possessed of a powerful vision but with little contextual intelligence or management skill.

This condition implies a contextual analysis of the role that the recommendation or authorization actually plays in determining the conduct of the member State or international organization.

Three dimensional play fires up the cerebellum, puts a lot of impulses into the frontal lobe the executive portion helps contextual memory be developed, and and, and, and.

Another contextual dimension is economic and concerns the resources that the nation has available and to what extent it has the ability to direct them towards capacity building.

The study would provide an overview of the various forms of fraud, including identity fraud, and take into consideration contextual information on legitimate commercial activities and establishment of identity in different jurisdictions.

But if you look at cultures which have cyclical and based on infinite lives, you will see a comfort with fuzzy logic, with opinion, with contextual thinking, with everything is relative, sort of mostly.

Again, however, the ability of these institutions to effectively respond to citizens' needs is constrained by contextual factors, such as poverty, ethnic conflicts, and social and economic disparities among various groups and or regions within society.

Also gone are the cookie cutter policy recommendations unaffected by contextual differences. Instead, the Spence report adopts an approach that recognizes the limits of what we know, emphasizes pragmatism and gradualism, and encourages governments to be experimental.

In the Special Rapporteur's view, any study of this increase in Islamophobia should be based on both the historical, theological and contextual singularity of this phobia and the universality of the underlying causes of the defamation of religions.

But so much communication now is contextual that the capacity for actually nudging people, for giving them better information B.J. Fogg, at the University of Stanford, makes the point that actually the mobile phone is He's invented the phrase, persuasive technologies.

Despite his relative inexperience in international affairs, Obama showed a similar skill in reacting to a complex set of foreign policy challenges. This was demonstrated by his appointments of experienced advisers, careful management of issues, and above all, keen contextual intelligence.

This lack of contextual clarity has led to excessively conservative interpretations of the regulations and thus to the creation of unintended barriers to financial inclusion. Addressing this will require input from policymakers with practical experience applying international standards, particularly in emerging economies.

They understand the tension between the different values involved in an issue, and how to balance the desirable with the feasible. In particular, contextual intelligence requires an understanding of groups cultures the distribution of power resources followers needs and demands information flows and timing.

It has, unfortunately, been the dominant tendency of researchers to explain the lower level of achievement of the deprived ones on the basis of internal psychological characteristics rather than the contextual factors which constitute the phenomena of deprivation and poverty (Misra Mohanty 2000b 148).

The project examines the contextual as well as firm specific factors that influence the utilization of environmentally sound technologies in developing countries, building upon a dataset that was generated in the context of a preparatory activity for the World Summit on Sustainable Development at Johannesburg.

In addition, a successful leader needs the hard power skills of organizational and Machiavellian political capacity. Equally important is the contextual intelligence that allows a leader to vary the mix of these skills in different situations to produce the successful combinations that I call smart power.

In my book The Powers to Lead , I call this skill contextual intelligence. The ability to mobilize a group effectively is certainly an art rather than a predictive science, and varies with situations, but that does not mean that it cannot be profitably studied and learned.

This formulation is contextual and, it is to be presumed, indicates that two factors are to be taken into account by decision makers (a) the nature or extent of the armed operations and (b) the content of the treaty concerned and the intention of the parties.

Bismarck once referred to this skill as the ability to intuit God s movements in history, and seize the hem of His garment as He sweeps past. More prosaically, leaders with contextual intelligence, like surfers, have the ability to judge and adjust to new waves and ride them successfully.

Although neuroscientists are adept at studying pain, animal models fail to account for its affective motivational component that is, pain s emotional, cognitive, and contextual features. Indeed, physiological indicators have less of an impact on a patient s prognosis after a painful injury than psychological and social factors such as depression or poor coping skills.

They must also better understand the nature of the contextual intelligence they will need to educate their hunches and sustain strategies of smart power. Most important, in today s age of globalization, revolutionary information technology, and broadened participation, citizens in democracies must learn more about the nature and limits of the new demands on leadership.

The Supreme Court of Canada stated that a liberal and purposive interpretation of the Québec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms and a contextual approach support a broad definition of the word handicap , which does not necessitate the presence of functional limitations and which recognizes the subjective component of any discrimination based on this ground.

Although global standards supposedly reflect the principles of proportionality, they provide insufficient guidance for the national regulators, banking institutions, and financial sector assessors who are trying to apply them effectively in diverse environments. This lack of contextual clarity has led to excessively conservative interpretations of the regulations and thus to the creation of unintended barriers to financial inclusion.

Above all, effective leadership requires contextual intelligence and an intuitive diagnostic ability that helps a leader understand change, set objectives, and align strategies and tactics accordingly. As Lee Kuan Yew, the founding father of modern Singapore, once told me, a leader must be a quick learner, test reality, be prepared to change his mind as conditions change, and act calmly in a crisis.

During his campaign, Obama demonstrated these skills in his calm response to crises, his forward looking vision, and his superb organizational ability. In addition, his contextual intelligence about world politics has been shaped from the bottom up with experience in Indonesia and Kenya, and his understanding of American politics was shaped from the bottom up as a community organizer in Chicago.

Traditional psychiatry thus adopted a contextual approach to diagnosing a depressive disorder. Whether a condition was diagnosed as disordered depended not just on the symptoms, which might be similar in normal sadness, and not just on the condition s severity, for normal sadness can be severe and disordered sadness moderate, but on the degree to which the symptoms were an understandable response to circumstances.

The problem of America s role in the twenty first century is not one of (poorly specified) decline, but rather of developing the contextual intelligence to understand that even the largest country cannot achieve what it wants without others help. Educating the public to understand this complex globalized information age, and what is required to operate successfully in it, will be the real transformational leadership task.