A strong brand has power because it is sometimes the only contextual clue a surfer has for judging a site.
Using a couple of contextual clues — a tune here, a box score there — she was able to date the first recording to the early 1950s and to then identify the voices it captured.
The answer is that we don't passively recognize emotions but actively perceive them, drawing heavily (if unwittingly) on a wide variety of contextual clues — a body position, a hand gesture, a vocalization, the social setting and so on.
But in a virtual environment, the limited contextual clues like response time tend to take on greater significance.
A turn-based puzzle platformer, Markle requires players to infer what to do based on contextual clues and a distinct in-game language.
Bertolet 1994 develops a more skeptical position than that suggested here, arguing that any alleged case of an indirect speech act can be construed just as an indication, by means of contextual clues, of the speaker's intentional state hope, desire, etc., as the case may be.
If this turned out to be the case, it would indicate that contextual clues played an important role.
Or they take names or details out of their original sequence and rearrange them into a "helpful" alphabetical order that destroys contextual clues.
The department is spending about $140,000 in federal funds to experiment with the matchmaking software, which goes beyond searching for keywords in a résumé and tries to find contextual clues about the applicant's skills and interests.
In general, we need to distinguish contextual clues to what a speaker intended from contextual determinants.
