For example, I see a logical tie-in to the marketing of TV shows, films, and new music, especially those that appeal to tweens and hipsters alike.
It led him to an office on 57st street where they were doing something called 'licensing,' taking well-known properties and making logical tie-ins for them....you know, movies, personalities, athletes, TV shows, literary properties.
Reviewers were in agreement that the instrument appeared sound and relevant with a logical tie between the purpose and items.
Given that the whole point of KM is to improve the performance of the organization and to help it to achieve its objectives, the best and most logical approach is tie-in measurement of KM with the organization's overall performance measurement systems.
In this paper we introduce a list of CDEs built upon community feedback, and a logical model that ties dictionaries and common data elements together.
The Reds have a logical — if ironic — tie to M C Hammer, whose signature hit, "U Can't Touch This," was the unofficial anthem of Cincinnati's 1990 title team.
No part of knowledge is more fundamental than the rest to the overall structure, all of the parts being held together by the ties of logical relations.
A broader Google/AND tie-up is logical because other map providers have opted not to support Maps Navigation in order to protect their own franchises and paid licensing deals.
They can twist the language, invert the meaning of words, tie themselves into logical knots and then get admired for it.
SDF may be seen as closely tied to the logical approach to fallacies the fault in arguments it singles out is their deductive invalidity.
