One of these contextual dimensions is political.

The ability of a group to leave is contextual.

Traditional psychiatry thus adopted a contextual approach to diagnosing a depressive disorder.

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

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

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

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

It is amazing how important contextual information is to accomplishing tasks especially the boring ones!

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

The field of development policy can and should be reunified around these shared diagnostic, contextual approaches.

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

For one thing, all economic reasoning is contextual, with as many conclusions as potential real world circumstances.

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

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

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

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

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.

These earlier definitions separated feelings of sadness proportionate to contextual loss from those excessive to their contexts, and defined only the latter as disordered.

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

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.

Humor is very contextual, as a joke may not be considered very funny if it seems like it is over explained using only low context messages.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Challenges in Knowledge Sharing Knowledge sharing can sometimes constitute a major challenge in the field of knowledge management.

For Pascal, scientific knowledge paled beside the knowledge of God.

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.

New knowledge

Traditional knowledge

The Role of IT Systems in Knowledge Sharing IT systems are common tools that help facilitate knowledge sharing and knowledge management.

In B. F. Skinner's Verbal Behaviour (1957), he suggested that the successful use of a sign, such as a word or lexical unit, given a certain stimulus, reinforces its momentary or contextual probability.

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.

Knowledge like this informs, supports and provides a context for symbolic, conscious knowledge.

Knowledge of languages Finnish (mother tongue), Swedish, English and German French (basic knowledge)

While the difficultyof sharing knowledge is in transferring knowledge from one entity to another, it may proveprofitable for organizations to acknowledge the difficulties of knowledge transfer and itsparadoxicality, adopting new knowledge management strategies accordingly.

Knowledge is power.

Knowledge and Technology

Knowledge of languages