More recently, we have run into the ways that laughter is sensitive to context in studies of how audiences laugh.
But this skill is only marginally related to the skill of being sensitive to context.
A plane anchored diagonally at two corners, lined with wood underneath, the roof evokes Saarinen designs for Yale and M.I.T. (Saarinen, though, was seldom sensitive to context).
When it came to interpreting events in the social world, the Asians seemed similarly sensitive to context, and quicker than the Americans to detect when people's behavior was determined by situational pressures.
In Bilbao, Spain, in 2008, a coalition of organisations from all over the world formulated the 10-point campaign meant to pressure Israel in a "gradual, sustainable manner that is sensitive to context and capacity".
That really misses the point of good interface design, which must be sensitive to context; offering lots of choices at a time when you want very few is bad, not good design.
Langer uses the term mindfulness, which is commonly associated with meditation, to describe a state of being in which one becomes oriented in the present, open to new information, sensitive to context, aware of different perspectives and untrapped by old categories.
An ingenious response to this skeptical argument invokes the idea that knowledge-attributions are sensitive to context.
In other words, such theories are both sensitive to context and contain elements that look objective and structural.
Together, our results demonstrate that metacognitive measures are sensitive to context effects, sometimes even more so than recognition measures.
