And he cues in a flute player like this.

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

Also gone are the cookie cutter policy recommendations unaffected by contextual differences.

Serb troops beat, killed, and jailed Albanians, whose leaders, following cues from Western embassies, urged nonviolence.

In my book The Powers to Lead , I call this skill contextual intelligence.

So their robots are programmed to gather information about users and deliver contextual ads.

For these reasons, the virtues of transactional leaders with good contextual intelligence are very important.

With years of experience in foreign affairs, George H. W. Bush had excellent contextual intelligence.

But best practice institutions are, by definition, non contextual and cannot take local complications into account.

At three years old, elephants are trained by their future mahout, to respond different cues, in order to work with humans.

Obama will need to use both his emotional and contextual intelligence if he is to restore American leadership.

Sociologist Daniel PS Goh pointed out the official's error in representing the truth without contextual and deeper interpretation.

France, among others, is concerned about antagonizing Romanians, perhaps the only people in Eastern Europe who take their diplomatic cues from Paris.

This was demonstrated by his appointments of experienced advisers, careful management of issues, and above all, keen contextual intelligence.

Leaders with contextual intelligence are good at providing meaning or a road map by defining the problem that a group confronts.

Contextual intelligence implies both a capability to discern trends in the face of complexity and adaptability while trying to shape events.

Contextual intelligence is the intuitive diagnostic skill that helps a leader align tactics with objectives to produce smart strategies in different situations.

More prosaically, leaders with contextual intelligence, like surfers, have the ability to judge and adjust to new waves and ride them successfully.

Contextual intelligence is the intuitive diagnostic skill that helps a leader align tactics with objectives to produce smart strategies in different situations.

In particular, contextual intelligence requires an understanding of groups cultures the distribution of power resources followers needs and demands information flows and timing.

They must also better understand the nature of the contextual intelligence they will need to educate their hunches and sustain strategies of smart power.

The incident sheds light on the pitfalls of using technical censorship of specific words rather than contextual information in efforts to curb hate speech.

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.

This is the neurotypical child, and what you see is that the child is able to make cues of the dynamic information to predict where the ball is going to go.

Calling for a contextual and causal view of history, he acknowledges the Stalinist terror but interprets it as a response to the extraordinary need to defeat Nazism.

Hard power has not become irrelevant, but leaders must develop the contextual intelligence that allows them to combine hard and soft power resources into a smart power strategy.

Unfortunately, in repressive conditions such as those in, say, Zimbabwe, Third World journalists tend to take their cues from the conduct of their national leaders and close ranks around the continent s rogue elephants.

The famous feminist network, Women and New Media ( 新媒体女性) even produced a blow by blow contextual analysis of the speech, explaining how Ma stereotyped women.

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.

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.

He coined the term gender identity and argued that social and environmental cues how parents raised a child interacted with a child's genes and hormones to shape whether the person identified as male or female.

Falling birthrates depend on a rise in the status of women, confidence in public health, growing prosperity, and strong cultural cues to convince people that there are other, better indicators of success than a large family.

MHS ...The contextual synergy of the exhibition is interesting, considering we really had no prior discussion of theme, any concerns of the sort or any other area that would create forms of alignment.

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.

In this talk from 2003, design critic Don Norman turns his incisive eye toward beauty, fun, pleasure and emotion, as he looks at design that makes people happy. He names the three emotional cues that a well designed product must hit to succeed.

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.

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.

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.

Whether they are transformational or incremental in their objectives, leaders need certain soft and hard power skills to be effective. Among the soft power skills are emotional intelligence (self control and the ability to use emotional cues to attract others) vision (an attractive portrait of the future that balances ideals, objectives, and capabilities) and communication (the ability to use words and symbols to persuade both an inner circle and a broader audience).