Sentences with phrase «be tied into»

And while teams already using Slack or other messaging services may not want to overhaul their communications system, users of G - Suite may find the switch more convenient, as all messaging and scheduling capabilities can now be tied into one experience.

This form of scrutiny from the member base is important to the functions of policy formation and advocacy, but it is also desirable that a national body be tied into formal evaluation and monitoring processes.

Even though Omigeso is its own blockchain and has its own native currency (OMG), the exchange that the digital wallet will use will be tied into the consensus that bonds to Ethereum.

The Vodafone Smart V8 might be tied into the Vodafone network but it offers a very impressive design for the price, a Full HD display, a good enough camera and an all - day battery life with quick charging times.

Simply put, if # 160 is right at the top of your budget and you're happy to be tied into Vodafone, you'll not find better than the Smart V8, or anything that's closer to being an all - round great device.

Kwikset's retrofit smart lock, the Kevo Convert, isn't nearly as feature rich as August's, and it's Bluetooth only, so it can be tied into a broader smart home system.

On the upside, they have integrated Wi - Fi adapters, so they don't require a bridge to be tied into a smart home system or to be controlled by a smart speaker like the Amazon Echo or Google Home.

There's already speculation that the voting system will be tied into Facebook Credits, the virtual currency system that has mushroomed on the social network as a gaming platform.

This style of working also suits those individuals who like the flexibility to work when they want and not to be tied into a regular fixed working pattern.

It doesn't necessarily need to involve carbon offsets, though, and it needs to be tied into a systemic mechanism of incentives and replicated, and that'll probably take a domestic, national - scope NGO to pull off.

In many cases, DIY projects are not permitted to be tied into the grid by the local utility, which means if your system is not producing enough electricity, there's no back - up.

If your home is stationed in an area where standard utilities are available, your tiny house can be tied into that system, similar to a regular secondary suite.

Somehow the term «prosperous» needs to be tied into saving the planet.

He pointed out that the music will be tied into how you play.

Nintendo Account will also be tied into the new My Nintendo membership service, a loyalty program similar to the defunct Club Nintendo program through which players may earn points via purchasing or playing Nintendo games.

There are no difficulty levels, although there is a distinct difficulty curve as new dangers are introduced from enemies to hazards and new gameplay elements are also introduced periodically that will usually be tied into the puzzles and level design that retain a flow to the game, while keeping everything moving along at an interesting yet appropriate pace.

Ya its weird but I'm starting to think all these old ports will be tied into the new Nin account system where we can play all our games on one go.

Interest rates on checking accounts also may be tied into maintaining a certain balance, something you may want to consider if your account serves only as a brief rest stop for your income.

Like ADT, you'll usually be tied into a three - year contract, but Frontpoint does give you a tiny bit of wiggle room if you're really unsatisfied right after you sign up.

From what I am reading, the issue seems to be tied into specific cover color choices and whether or not you want the no special offers option.

Coyote and Hollywood would be focused on a much more advanced category and would more likely be tied into services such as Amazon Instant Video as much the Kindle Store.

At least that could be tied into a full electronic reference system — edition ID: 1.10.

That feels good — all the things I introduced in Thea's Tale will be tied into a fairly neat bow.

Then look for genre specific sites and category sites that may not even be tied into the publishing world.

Makes sense not to be tied into Android eco system and testing new grounds.

It could be tied into the Ford's other driver assist features — particularly Automatic Emergency Braking and automatic steering — to avoid a collision with the lane - splitter.

This could easily be used for a moving vehicle, only the really big stuff couldn't be tied into the back.

For example, California moved two years ago to allow student test data to be tied into teacher performance as part of the development of the now - kiboshed CALTIDES data systems.

«Conversely, we understand that schools are reluctant to be tied into a contract that isn't specifically tailored to their needs.

What's fun about this date is that Legendary's King Kong prequel, Skull Island, opens in 2016, which could be tied into the franchise and eventually lead to both Kong and Godzilla facing off.

They should be specific, but attainable, and they should be tied into your larger goals.

The long ruffle straps in front weren't meant to be tied into a bow like I did, but rather tied around the neck like a halter (oops).

These cornrows that start from the hairline and go towards the crown are done specifically to be tied into a top bun that looks effortless and chic.

A matching fabric belt appears at the waist and can be tied into a large bow on the side, according to the wearer's level of comfort.

So I started doing some more deep diving, which is the stuff I sent you in a text message about Cyclospora and turns out, basically, every symptom I had from headaches to nausea to just general G.I. upset / dizziness, it could all be tied into this — this parasite.

That could all be tied into leaky gut — that intestinal permeability.

According to Kurtz, microgrids are finding application in places like Hawaii and India where utility prices are exorbitantly high or where communities are too remote to be tied into the macrogrid.

All that can be tied into common fitness apps and of course Apple's excellent health apps.

«I support an independent commission making the determination of salary levels,» Krueger said, «but also feel any increases must be tied into reforms of our ethics laws, the ending of lulus and explicit rules about amounts and sources of outside income.»

The successes of the tourism industry are known to be tied into gasoline prices and the state of the overall economy, so the continued growth of tourism around Ulster County is not something that should be taken for granted.

We want free trade and co-operation, but we don't want to be tied into a straitjacket, and that is something that we need to address in the coming years, and I've no doubt David Cameron will understand that and will take that forward.

It's this huge black cloud because that have to be tied into.

If he can be tied into a long contract to match the five UK lads, then a longterm platform is in place.

«That's where those relationships are all the more important — to be tied into the next generation.»

This all seems to be tied into the accusatory nature of this religion — that pride and materialism is bad and that a person who values them does not have a deeper and humble appreciation for life.

These efficiency gains in the SR&ED Program could be tied into a common service platform for federal business innovation support programs such as the IRIC proposed by the Jenkins report and redirected to other support programs for innovation.

This can all be tied into the «buckets of gold» concept, which allows you to fill your coffers simply by doing what you do best and making it known.

Today, smart accountants are tying themselves into their clients» cloud - based accounting systems, engaging with them on Facebook and keeping a steady stream of conversations throughout the year.

Raises and promotions are tied into value.

Perhaps the most important component of these short - term goals is tying them into the long - term ones.