I think that would certainly tie together everything I've done.
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It can tie together different smart home gadgets with impressive skill.
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Look close and you'll see Donald Trump scotch tapes his tie together.
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Fancher's own words tie together the majority of this pop-culture ephemera.
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Let me talk about podcasting for a second because these things tie together.
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Therefore, T's tailor-made to tie together this theme (tentatively titled "Tee Time").
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"Those things all tie together in this concept," he said on Fox News.
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What can we tie together that can get people spun up the most?
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Jamboard is the right piece of hardware to tie together Google's G Suite services.
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The story almost doesn't even matter, except to tie together a string of absurdities.
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It takes two minutes to stir up and can tie together a whole meal.
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Reading his files was really interesting, to be able to tie together certain things.
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It was a canny trick to tie together two reporters with varying degrees of credibility.
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Before, it's very fragmented in your mind, and you're not sure how things will tie together.
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"Star Wars" composer John Williams is known to tie together the musical themes of related characters.
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Donald Trump went to great lengths Thursday to tie together "mass immigration, mass lawlessness," and crime.
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It's the perfect way to tie together fashion, travel, and aviation all in one head-turning collection.
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Sanders pointed to errors from reporters who attempted to tie together threads she said do not exist.
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Ms. Moore's character helps tie together the show's decade-crossing plot points, often in old-age makeup.
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And then there are the coincidences — perhaps forgivable, since there are so many unruly strands to tie together.
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Evered told Business Insider how those themes tie together many of his fund's most important and successful investments.
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Instead what they did was to tie together a web of radio telescopes spread across the entire planet.
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It's critical that you tie together users with their prescriptions and vitamins and the schedule of consumption for each.
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But the ridiculousness was, in its way, hopeful, and allowed me to tie together the two high holiday experiences.
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Though, this meme, posted by Branch earlier this week, seemed to tie together just where her focus is these days.
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Rather than select one long route to a main quest, I'd tie together a few sub-routes connecting secondary tasks.
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In December, a powerful gust of wind revealed that our future president uses Scotch tape to fasten his tie together.
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It will tie together solar panels, batteries, heat pumps, electric vehicles, and electric vehicle chargers with smart controls and software.
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I want to separate them so we can talk about what each one means and then how they ultimately tie together.
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"Our mission at Kloudless is to tie together the business software stack," said Eliot Sun, CEO and co-founder of Kloudless.
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His event aimed to tie together the farming societies of Nebraska, known for its corn, and Senegal, known for its peanuts.
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One big opportunity for AI is to tie together disparate services and do multiple things for people based on simple commands.
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The writers manage to tie together separate and seemingly absurd plotlines to make points about sensitive issues like therapy, inequality and discrimination.
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The package, which accounts for 22019 percent of government appropriations, will tie together stand-alone bills that normally devolve into partisan infighting.
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The CISIS researchers explained that North Korea will increasingly tie together cyber operations with its bombastic claims, military exercises and missile tests.
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The exercises that you can do on a Megaformer tie together strength-training, cardio, and "the most challenging elements of Pilates," Byrnes says.
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Once the doughnuts are fried, they become a lighter pink color and get their special gourmet toppings that tie together savory and sweet.
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Both Wal-Mart and Target are likewise using their small shops to tie together their bricks-and-mortar presence with their online services.
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It is the fourth and final of the street-fighting superhero stories that will tie together in the super-team miniseries, The Defenders.
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Without trying it for yourself, it can be difficult to wrap your brain around how the gaming, fitness and social aspects tie together.
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Soucek and Parrasch imagine the grid as more than a compositional tool: their grids are ones that tie together perpendicular threads and techniques.
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And that Western vibe, with a "sense and morality that goes back centuries," proves the perfect spice to tie together this genre stew.
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I'll be using the newsletter to tie together threads, identify trends, and draw out implications that you won't get from an algorithmically curated feed.
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In October, home device maker Ring unveiled a new security system called Ring Protect, designed to tie together a home's cameras, lights, and doorbells.
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The unit was shut on March 3 to tie together the H-Oil Unit's second repaired production train with the one repaired in 2016.
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On the other hand, I admire Radio Commander's narrative ambition as it attempts to tie together threads of context about Vietnam and its era.
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These coalitions tie together the work of hundreds of smaller organizations that often lack the resources to fully participate in politics on their own.
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The film never comes up with a mission statement or a message that might tie together its wandering scenes, or explain its vague melancholy.
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Donni, a Los Angeles label that began with a line of versatile scarves, now makes all sorts of convertible accessories that tie together — literally.
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In 1967, Robert P. Langlands set out a road map to prove a "grand unified theory" that would tie together disparate areas of mathematics.
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Gusto sells HR, benefits and payroll software, while Rippling does the same but adds in IT management to tie together an employee identity platform.
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These updates will allow the retailer to better show customers how they can tie together an outfit, and will include more space for order pickup.
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In between the Functions, I used smaller commands, like "moveForward ()" to tie together these groupings, sort of like the cartilage that joins more complex bone.
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Knowing how to tie together AI and hardware gave Facebook a small leg up with Portal, and it could do so again with future products.
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"It's important for us to expand and build our networks across the ocean, and to tie together the anchor that is Western civilization," he said.
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To a stupid person like me, there's nothing more appropriate than combining tacos with Doritos; they tie together seamlessly—just like the Doritos Locos Choker.
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As are sophisticated computer algorithms that can tie together all these new drones and weapons and then link them to the Air Force's manned warplanes.
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I think, in fact, that passive investing and robo-advisors, which I think tie together, are going to exacerbate problems in market because it's hurting behavior.
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Wink has a compelling pitch — it's willing to tie together basically any smart device you bring it — but it's not the only company with that mission.
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Tell them a story, bring up experiences that aren't on your résumé and tie together your skills and experiences to show how you can help them.
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The film is described as having an ensemble cast and multiple storylines, and it's not quite clear yet how all of this is going to tie together.
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The stories themselves are enjoyable separately, but they also tie together thematically in ways that are charming, thoughtful, unexpected, and greater than the sum of their parts.
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Snap Map is Snapchat's plan to tie together its online content with ways to augment your offline reality, and it's got the patent to back it up.
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The most purposeful is the lack of any ability to tie together levels using an overworld map or even a 1-1, 1-2, 1-3 structure.
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If the objective of solving is to neatly tie together the clues and answers in a starkly ruled box, then starting neatly at the beginning makes sense.
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I couldn't tie together an older white gentleman who was a venture capitalist and a billionaire to hip-hop, which comes from poverty, from struggle, from pain.
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I couldn't tie together an older white gentleman who was a venture capitalist and a billionaire to hip-hop, which comes from poverty, from struggle, from pain.
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But his ambition stretched far beyond: He dreamed of creating rail and telegraph connections from Cape Town to Cairo that would tie together two edges of Africa.
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Though the upfronts and NewFronts may still be divided, there are myriad efforts to try to tie together the various devices on which consumers are viewing contact.
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The bundle of new content, called No Man's Sky "Beyond," will tie together three different updates, though Murray is only giving up the details of one so far.
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The Zelda series has branched in various directions since then, ultimately following three distinct chronologies that loosely tie together when you go back into its lore far enough.
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A group of editors and "stitchers," who tie together the footage from the multiple lenses that make up a VR camera rig, sit at a bank of desktop computers.
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Attempting to tie together a multi-night trip for the untimely summer holiday feels like a scheduling gamble — one where the odds probably just won't fall in our favor.
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The timing of this U.S. expansion is relevant because YouTube just last week announced new AdWords experiences that tie together Google searches with YouTube advertising and calls-to-action.
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There are secret passageways and hidden rooms throughout the park, and as guests discover them through the meta-game, the different threads will tie together into one overarching narrative.
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Iron Fist comes to Netflix on March 17, 2017, unleashing the final of four street-fighting superhero stories that will tie together in the super-team miniseries, The Defenders.
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I find myself asking how the tracks feel consistent and tie together in such a short space on an EP, leading to, in my eyes, them feeling rather disjointed.
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And then there's the lingering shadow of the three homicides — the killing on AJ's graduation night, her father's prosecution and the Drysdale case — that tie together past and present.
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While not necessarily an in-your-face homage to the film, the new spot is separated into four distinct areas, each with certain touches that tie together the theme.
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In the shorter term, Ms Dlamini-Zuma has called for a shared currency, a central bank and a "continental government" to tie together states that barely trade with one another.
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" In short, Perch wants to tie together the three branches of home buying and selling — closing, title and mortgage — for the 60 percent of the market comprised by "dual trackers.
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Congress should use the annual appropriations process as well as upcoming debates over infrastructure and reauthorization of the farm bill to tie together these on-farm and off-farm solutions.
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He's probably the only person who's ever been able to tie together, in the same sentence, Mother Teresa, Michael Jordan, climate change, the Berlin Wall and — what's that ballerina's name?
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Large tech companies have recently started to use their own centralized platforms for machine learning engineering, which more cleanly tie together the previously scattered workflows of data scientists and engineers.
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We talked about this "stochastic terrorism" last October: I encountered the idea in a Friday thread from data scientist Emily Gorcenski, who used it to tie together four recent attacks.
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Once I realized that I wanted to be in conversation with James McCune Smith, I realized the theme that could tie together the collection, and I wrote to the theme.
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Greenwood doesn't hold back on establishing the precision of Woodcock's daily life, using a song called "House of Woodcock" as the glue to tie together a montage of that routine.
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The filing, which spelled out the facts that led to Cohen to plead guilty to lying to Congress, began to tie together the New York and Washington branches of the investigation.
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"The important question is how you tie together the data set with machine intelligence to just create a good user experience," explained John Lilly, partner at Greylock and investor in Ozlo.
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The challenge facing YouTube's design and interaction team when they launched the redesign two years ago was how to tie together a host of products with very different audiences and uses.
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That next level of technology will tie together systems that will allow trucks to perform basic but vital functions like staying in lane and avoiding collisions with reduced input from drivers.
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In case you're unaware, The Defenders is a miniseries that's meant to tie together the heroes of Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist in an Avengers-like super team.
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It was pretty much inevitable, considering the 18 previous movies it had to tie together, that Infinity War was going to be the most jam-packed Marvel Cinematic Universe film ever.
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The smart home landscape is still a mess, and Wink's solution for it — tie together multiple standards — is functional but inelegant; not to mention something that can be reproduced by competitors.
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And it's no doubt been difficult for Google to cede ground on its own operating system after pouring so many hours on a system designed to tie together its myriad services.
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Google today announced a multi-pronged News Initiative, which Chief Business Officer Phillipp Schindler described as a way to tie together all the company's efforts to work with the journalism industry.
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In other words, Giuliani is trying to tie together from new cloth a fresh legal theory to somehow argue the money was eventually funded by Mr. Trump so everything is ok.
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Their adventures tie together a hip voice cast that includes Nat Faxon, Giancarlo Esposito and, most rewardingly, Jane Lynch as Dallas's former mechanic, now the leader of a cannibal biker gang.
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In 2013, Adidas appointed McDermott to a similar role, and last year the company also brought in a chief European scout, to tie together the company's scouting operations across the continent.
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What's great about the Persona games is how these systems tie together; focusing on your school and social life will have a positive impact on your skills moonlighting as a monster hunter.
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Just tie together a nice, trendy outfit, carry around a box labelled "teeth-whitening kit," and hold up your phone up to take some pics like you're trying to earn a living.
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If that's the case, then the series would officially tie together its first two seasons in a pretty brilliant way: The original villain was the one we should have feared all along.
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Something that seems to tie together a couple of the policies we've spoken about here is a view that things people often see as tradeoffs in policy may not ultimately be tradeoffs.
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But it's also important to have fun with it, and even if something doesn't 100% tie together logically, there is some sort of personal reasoning behind the decisions you make as a designer.
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Against competition from e-sports and soccer moms, can a solitary ball game in a cornfield tie together threads of the sport's rich history with fans tracking action with smartphones instead of scorecards?
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Mr. White and his crew also employ a certain amount of narrative trickery, both to tie together the story strands and to stretch the drama across the episodes, strategically withholding and reordering information.
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Ailes's on-screen harassment of Kayla is particularly painful, and Margot Robbie's excruciating rendering of how sex, power and humiliation all tie together is one of the film's most horrifying -- and important -- moments.
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The deal, terms of which were not disclosed, will tie together Gigya's user identity access and management platform with SAP's Hybris customer profile data-matching software so businesses can market services to online customers.
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The move could lead ExxonMobil and Total to tie together their competing gas interests in the South Pacific nation, cooperating to reduce costs as they battle cheap oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices.
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The difficulty is compounded by the fact that no studio has ever done what Disney is about to do: Tie together dozens of characters developed over the course of 10 years and 18 movies.
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It is a distillation of life's beauty, tugging on the heartstrings that tie together the all-too-brief moments we search for on our never-ending journey to understand what it means to be human.
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So if Musk really wants to ensure South Australia's energy security, he should next turn his attention to local grid resilience — to microgrids that can tie together and aggregate the state's bountiful distributed-energy resources.
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"It will be very interesting to take part in such an unusual experiment and try to tie together cinema, literature, and other new technology in the format of an online reading," says director Karen Shakhnazarov.
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Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan's $45 billion philanthropy organization is making its first acquisition in order to make it easier for scientists to search, read and tie together more than 26 million science research papers.
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The update, which is in the process of rolling out for both iOS and Android worldwide, comes as Alexa is cementing itself as a smart home ecosystem to tie together all of your different devices.
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A popular pick for the Globes, many A-listers selected the color to tie together their red-carpet beauty looks, officially declaring red — yet again — the most powerful shade to pull out of your purse.
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The big picture: UC Berkeley students and alumni have founded a myriad of tech companies but, unlike rival Stanford, the university has long struggled to tie together a community and resources to support those entrepreneurs.
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GM President Dan Ammann last month outlined the strategy to tie together GM's investment in Lyft and its acquisition of autonomous vehicle technology startup Cruise Automation, which industry sources estimate could cost up to $1.2 billion.
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Trump has given Steve Miller and I very specific directions about how he views the speech, what he wants to communicate, and ways to tie together things that he has been talking about in the campaign.
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Tick Tocks: Lady Trieu's connections to both Will and the Nostalgia drug tie together a couple of loose threads and explain why she is waiting for Abar when she wakes up after a supposedly lethal dose.
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The chip giant announced the launch of a new platform for brick-and-mortar retailers this week that will tie together a set of software systems, sensors and other tech aimed at streamlining and improving store operations.
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The move could lead ExxonMobil and French giant Total SA to tie together their competing gas interests in the South Pacific nation, cooperating to reduce costs as they battle cheap oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices.
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The refinery will also perform work on other units at the refinery and continue the Star Project to tie together the Galveston Bay Refinery with Marathon's 86,000-bpd Texas City Refinery, across the street, the sources said.
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The prosecutors are using the state conspiracy law to tie together a string of shootings, assaults, stabbings and gun cases, holding everyone in 3 Staccs responsible under the theory they entered an agreement to attack other gangs.
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Though the study does not in any way try to tie together cause and effect between the use of toy weapons and increased aggression in children, it's obviously a question many Lego-buying parents may be asking.
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Should the FBI succeed in nabbing the Long Island Serial Killer—or as some theorists would have it, killers—it will tie together the threads of what has arguably become the most confounding murder mystery in contemporary America.
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Instead, she gives us the stories and half-truths that tie together a series of events into a neat package that could be called a history of the 1953 coup that deposed the Iranian Prime Minister, Mohammad Mosaddegh.
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In particular, researchers have found no trace of a much-hoped-for phenomenon called supersymmetry, which would tie together the individual physical forces and supply a whole new menu of elementary particles, including, perhaps, the stuff of dark matter.
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Ford has outlined to investors plans to create and operate more services that tie together vehicles that Ford builds, particularly the Transit van, fleet management and route guidance technology the company is developing, and data generated by the vehicles.
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I wanted Hammond on this record and feel like it's a crucial element to the sound of these songs, and there is no better organist who can tie together all of the elements of these tunes than Jamie Saft.
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"Part 14" has me a little on-edge again, though, with the way it seeks to tie together threads running all the way back to Fire Walk with Me. Is Janey-E being Diane's sister significant, or merely pat?
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"This unique identifier is being leveraged by some of the largest enterprises in the world to tie together their public, proprietary and 3rd party data sources and to create a level of visibility into real estate assets that was previously unattainable."
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Not only is it a nod to the project's overarching mythological theme, it pretty much captures Blu's appeal in one elegant line: Blu has always thrived when he's writing inventive, natural rhymes that tie together daily realities and metaphysical musings.
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Each of these plot strands tries to tie together all of show's big issues — race, drugs, family, the radical ferment of the '60s — and the effort is as exhausting for the audience as it must have been for the writers.
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While we're curious as to how all the missing threads of the girls' disappearances tie together, we're more interested in whether or not Sam will stay in town for Eve's child, or if he'll still jet off to London for a fresh start.
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Joined by her friend Sarah (Lucy Liemann) and ex-lover James (Jamie Glover), Agatha attempts to solve how an attractive new church curate (Olly Rix), his adoring fans and a murder could all tie together in the charming British town of Carsely.
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There's some link to Russia in some of these — the Steele dossier relied on sources in Russia and was partially funded by the Clinton campaign, a fact that the campaign wasn't exactly forthcoming about — but they don't tie together in a cohesive way.
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The centerpiece of Radiohead's decade-defining 1997 magnum opus Ok Computer is this 6.5-minute suite, which follows in the footsteps of The Beatles' "A Day in the Life" and Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody," mostly linear songs that tie together disparate musical sequences with recurring melodies.
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There's also exclusive in-game swag that you can nab with your My Nintendo account, usually themed with Nintendo IP. Miitomo is Nintendo's first chance to experiment with its unified account system, but Fils-Aime says it will eventually tie together much more than games.
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At the same time Google has just hired Dr. David Feinberg, from US health service organization Geisinger, to a new leadership role which CNBC reports as being intended to tie together multiple, fragmented health initiatives and coordinate its moves into the $3TR healthcare sector.
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But "Night" is a really good season finale, if only because it manages to tie together so many of the season's most pressing conflicts and themes and the characters they center on: June's fear versus her determination, Serena Joy's impotent fury, the Commander's willful oblivion.
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What Red Hat has done here, though, is tie together a number of existing open source projects like fabric8, Jenkins, Eclipse Che and, of course, OpenShift into a free service that provides developers with a similar experience, but with a strong focus on container-based applications. OpenShift.
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Which gives added sweetness to Peter as this boy being raised by a single woman, he and Aunt May (Marisa Tomei) shown muddling through how to tie a tie together with the help of YouTube instructionals when he has to get dressed up for the dance.
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Eventually, most of the main characters meet in Anjum's guesthouse: The moment is supposed to tie together the threads of injustice that run through all of their lives, but the scene is clumsy, and the ultimate resolution is as ambiguous as the future of India's oppressed.
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Similar to Scenes created with Home Kit, users can tie together multiple automated moments to their comings and goings or the time of day — so, say, when you leave the house, the Samsung robot vacuum will fire up and the Samsung smart TV will turn off.
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The researchers identified a "consistent set of characteristics and chain of events that tie together a larger campaign that includes targeting of the United Nations and the AFL-CIO, in addition to the accessing of diplomatic cables from the European Union's COREU network," the press release reads.
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The different identities still share the same browsing history, bookmarks, saved password, search and form data, but as far as the sites you visit are concerned, there is no easy way to tie together simultaneous visits from different browser personas, even if they are coming from the same machine.
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Not only did the South Korean company highlight the continued growth of its partnership with Google, but they gave significant stage time to its CLOi voice assistant robot, which the company boasted could tie together all of its touchscreen fridges, rose gold AC units and fancy washing machines.
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"Cranes in the Sky," in which she flies away but can't escape what's bothering her, and "Where Do We Go," which spirals around looking for a place to land, both capture a sense of being lost, but in terms that tie together personal disquiet and broader cultural displacement.
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The company told The Verge that it is "pausing" work on Allo, which was only launched as recently as September 2016, in order to put its resources into the adoption of RCS (Rich Communication Services), a messaging standard that has the potential to tie together SMS and other chat apps.
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As to how they will all tie together — or if Hays's failing memory ("My whole brain is a bunch of missing pieces," he says, in a line that could just as easily been delivered by season one protagonist Rust Cohle) will keep them frayed — we'll just have to wait and see.
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Learning effects similarly benefit from consumers and businesses pursuing their own self-interest to purchase the best products, but they are less the result of gravitational accretion than of finely tuned technology and product development efforts that require constant intervention and recalibration in order to tie together data, intelligence, product innovation and user/customer growth.
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Granted, around $160 billion is a lot of ground to gain, but for Apple that actually seems possible given the expansion it's made into new products that aim to tie together a network of devices running on Apple's ecosystem and offering a continuous experience across the car, office, home, and walking around the city.
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It's been rumored that Tarantino is currently looking to cast an actor to play kung-fu legend Bruce Lee—who Sebring also knew and helped cast in The Green Hornet—so it seems like Sebring might wind up being a central figure who helps tie together all the disparate characters in Tarantino's sprawling ensemble.
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Related: Far-Right Protesters Giving Nazi Salutes Hijacked a Memorial for the Brussels Attacks Conventional wisdom is that the nuclear weapons in Belgium, as well as the other four European countries — the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, and Turkey — where they are stored today (there are two storage sites in Italy) tie together the Atlantic alliance in unique ways.
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But his investigation suggests a more coherent, deep investigation that could seek to tie together the scheme to pay off Ms. Daniels; the firing of James B. Comey as F.B.I. director; Mr. Trump's attempts to remove the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III; the president's apparent dangling of pardons and threatening of witnesses to the investigation; and other events.
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And just like the Scotch tape holding his tie together, it's shady AF. If Trump were president right now, he would clearly be in violation of the Constitution by the actions he has taken since winning the election, by reportedly talking to British politician Nigel Farage about the windmills blocking the view of his golf course in Scotland.
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But Meyers has been quick to point out — during both our interview and the segments themselves — that even as "A Closer Look" tries to tie together all the more ridiculous "nonsense" to come out of the news, the more soap operatic elements of the Trump White House are not at all what he cares about or thinks people should be focusing on.
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But a recent daylong jaunt along the entirety of the route — following the 225 East signs and stopping frequently to sample life along the way — showed how a single road could tie together vastly different worlds extending from the ethnic pockets of Queens to suburban sections of Nassau and Suffolk Counties to bucolic stretches of the North Fork, farthest east.
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"Because of the timing of new product rollouts, ad tech improvements, and focus on self-serve tools, among other key areas of focus, we may continue to see variability in growth rates, but overall we see Pinterest's continued focus to drive shoppability on its site, and tie together top of funnel consumer behavior with transactability as a unique opportunity," wrote Wedbush analyst Ygal Arounian.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.), in turn, tried to pass a bill that he said would tie together legislation from Hirono, to give unaccompanied children legal representation, with legislation from Sen.
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It continued to be the Season of Paige this week on "The Americans," and with just three episodes left in the season, it really is getting harder to see how any of the adult story lines — the fates of Oleg, Sofia and the Morozovs; the truth about Renee; the Topeka trysting; the Gaad fallout — are going to tie together or be resolved in a satisfactory way.
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Public schools became widespread in the 1800s, not to provide an advantage for particular individuals but with the understanding that shuffling the wealthy and working class together (though not black Americans and other racial minorities) would create a common sense of citizenship and national identity, that it would tie together the fates of the haves and the have-nots and that doing so benefited the nation.
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Perhaps it will take the outsized creativity and the mental drive of mania to tie together, in a just a few remaining episodes, the many threads of the complicated conspiracy that's playing out with Dar Adal, Carrie, Sekou, Conlin and Quinn, the sock puppets, Keane, the would-be secretaries of state, and the men in suits who made scattered appearances with Dar in the early episodes of this season.
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Climate change is hard to think about not only because it's complex and politically contentious, not only because it's cognitively almost impossible to keep in mind the intricate relationships that tie together an oil well in Venezuela, Siberian permafrost, Saudi F-15s bombing a Yemeni wedding, subsidence along the Jersey Shore, albedo effect near Kangerlussuaq, the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, the polar vortex, shampoo, California cattle, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, leukemia, plastic, paper, the Sixth Extinction, Zika, and the basic decisions we make every day, are forced to make every day, in a world we didn't choose but were thrown into.
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