Sentences with phrase «tied into existing»

Much of the progress Apple has made on the automotive front seems tied into its existing ecosystem of products — the theoretical ability to control the car from an iPhone, for example.

Meanwhile, my favorite neighborhood coffee shop, currently using a punch card, might favor better technology that's already tied into their existing card processing system.

Numerous sensors gained traction at the event, especially those that tied into existing consumer trends.

Meanwhile, Chinese leaders hope that one day China's carbon market will tie into existing markets in Europe and elsewhere, giving the nation a bigger say in global matters.

Quality, custom framing helps accentuate the details of the piece while tying it into the existing interior design of a home or office.

The methane collected at these interceptor wells is piped to a compressor station, which ties into an existing gas pipeline used for regional methane production.

Tablo LIVE and cloud DVR: Tablo is also working on a $ 99 networked tuner that ties into existing Tablo apps, due out in Q2 2017.

Does Google want it to be an Alexa competitor, or does Google want to tie it into existing Chrome / Android services?

In addition — as I penned a year ago — in practice «settlement» is a legal concept and typically requires ties into the existing legal infrastructure such as courts and legally approved custodians.

Tie into existing heating and cooling.

Not exact matches

But, while it may not be true that the Obama White House directly orchestrated a plot to monitor the Trump campaign — indeed, Obama has refuted the allegations — Trump's claims are loosely based on existing evidence that the FBI was doing so as part of an investigation into Trump staffers» alleged ties to Russia.

In other words you are stuck having to accept ALL that stuff because it is directly tied into your belief that God exists.

To this basic covenantal relationship the prophets constantly appealed; into its mutual obligations they poured ever new meanings; and at the center of its tradition they had the solid virtues of nomadic life where human ties are close, interdependent and cooperative, where men exist as brothers on a fairly equalitarian level and with a strong democratic sense of personal right.

On the other hand, he said RFG would use the tie - up to push its wholesale coffee brands like Di Bella into Hudson's existing customer network.

Everyone n football and most of the same fans know Sanchez is our only player of quality, Henry said he is the only player who would get into the Spurs squad, and we play him with one hand tied behind his back on the left wing with effectively no existing central striker to worry defenders (unless you count Giroud as a central striker but I refuse to believe Giroud worries any central defender).

The untraceable donations have ties to Hoehmann's campaign, and to Republican Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino, who rebranded an existing political party he had created into the Reform Party in 2015.

The greatest strength of the MCU is that it's a shared universe, where events tie together, other characters can drop into movies, and a history exists to help set up stories without needing to make something new.

Repurpose existing materials or direct them to third - party content that ties into the subject matter.

Xperia PLAY only existed because Sony Ericsson was independent of Sony, and demanded that Sony offer up a gaming platform that they could tie into.

Apple's entry into the ebook market «arrested all ebook price competition,» Buterman concluded, arguing that any innovation in the space around the time that the iBookstore launched either existed before the launch or couldn't be tied to it.

This idea ties into Groensteen's concept of comics as a spatial network, where «every panel exists, potentially if not actually, in relation with each of the others» (2007).

The plot serves as an adequate explanation of why the shoot»em up (or shmups) exists; most shmups in the market nowadays do not even have some kind of plot tied into them.

Launching Tree of Savior on mobile devices, tying it into an already launched game with an existing userbase.

And finally, the way the story ties into the two existing Danganronpa games is just brilliant, tying everything together and beautifully bridging the games.

Her show, «Canceled»: Alternative Manifestations and Productive Failures examines cancelled or otherwise prohibited exhibitions that now exist as publications or in other formats.Her research into several different artist projects, which for different reasons didn't take place as planned, has resulted in a mix of projects and publications, all tied together by the use of printed material as a means of documenting that which didn't happen.

Those fees exist in certain states, like Arizona, to customers who have solar systems that are tied into the grid.

As for questions on whether Norton Rose is on a hiring spree, Coleman suggests the firm's merger with Macleod Dixon and existing practices in natural resources have tied the firm into an «incredible network» in that area that has helped make it a «firm of destination.»

Several public sector banks have shown their reluctance in adopting this model because of the existing RBI guidelines and also because they have entered into an exclusive tie - up with one insurance company.

The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Irda) is currently running a pilot project, until end - August, where all life insurance companies have to tie up with all five IRs and convert a minimum of five per cent of the existing life insurance policies into electronic form.

Google wisely tied Android Wear apps into the Play Store ecosystem by encouraging developers to add Android Wear support to existing apps.

«If we are able to do the same in the overseas market successfully, we believe that it would naturally tie into people picking up and playing the game rather than just knowing that the game exists.»

One project, called «Keshi,» would automatically lock doors when everyone's left the house, tying into the Home - Away detection in Nest's existing thermostat, smoke detector, and security cameras.

For starters, companies are often tied into whatever is compatible with their existing IT infrastructure.

The latter will come as a welcome feature, seeing how Lens currently can't do that, but Google will likely tie that into Google's existing Shopping feature.

The good thing is that you don't have to dig into your pockets for another data plan — the SIM card, as noted earlier, is tied to your existing account, thus, it uses the same $ 10 / GB package you already paid for on your Nexus 6P or Pixel XL.

Those existing rail systems would tie into the high speed rail backbone through the Central Valley.

That means several existing centers will see vacancies increase, which ties directly into co-tenancy violations.

The Boards or Associations that allow CREA to: «We are tying those meetings into existing provincial or local meetings.