Contextual characteristics include the historical, political, economic and social situation in which the state and its entities, communities and individuals can interact and operate.
Contextual characteristics could explain the geographical differences both among the usual heat waves and in the exceptional heat wave occurring in 2003.
The SDM 3 Circle Model accounts for important environmental and contextual characteristics that vary across settings.
These new demands are what I refer to as the contextual characteristics of leadership.
For example, information and user interface should be adapted according to contextual characteristics such as user, environment, and access device.
Given the possible importance of personal and contextual characteristics of the norm reference group, a secondary purpose was to examine messages that varied in reference group characteristics.
These segmented change objects were attributed as either burnt or unburnt using their thermal, reflective and contextual characteristics in a classification tree.
In order to execute effective leadership in a digital world, leaders must embrace key changes rooted in factors like technology, demographics, and cultural norms while retaining the enduring and contextual characteristics of leadership.
Given these different contextual characteristics, our framework of customers' VCE experience draws on diverse theoretical domains, including innovation management, computer-mediated communication, consumer psychology, online communities and information technology.
I consider both the role of individual characteristics, such as religion, as well as contextual characteristics, such as population heterogeneity.
The final assumption is that self-regulatory activities are mediators between personal and contextual characteristics and actual achievement or performance.
