Sentences with phrase «changes in name trends»

I've been practicing Baby Name Wizardry for a decade now, and I've seen plenty of changes in name trends.

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This bizarre anecdote is a microcosm of a much larger trend common to the technology sector: harnessing the power of a name — or in some cases, a name change.
(Reuters)- Many obscure companies are pivoting operations or changing their names to cash - in on the cryptocurrency wave, in a trend reminiscent of the dotcom boom.
«We understand Hong Kong may not want to change its tradition for one company, but we firmly believe that Hong Kong must consider what is needed in order to adapt to future trends and changes,» wrote Joe Tsai, an executive vice chairman at Alibaba, the biggest name in Chinese e-commerce.
IN Mining Briefs today: Navarre hits Victoria gold; Antipa identifies copper trend; De Grey extends lithium; Carpentaria encounters more iron; and Zambezi changes its name.
To tap into cultural indicators of individualism, Grossmann and Varnum looked at trends in baby names over time (from Social Security Administration data), changes in word usage in books over time (using the Google Ngram database), and shifts in family structure, including family size and prevalence of multigenerational households (using U.S. Census data).
There has been, in my opinion, a trend, not really appreciated by most, which is stable extreme weather, one can name many zones of the world having some extreme fascet of continous drought, rain, heat and mostly changes in dominant wind directions for extended periods of time, which is in itself unusual.
«Aside from internalizing technology on an everyday basis to run your real estate business... there are some very huge tech trends that literally can change everything as we know it,» said Niraj Ranjan Rout, cofounder and CEO of Hiver, which publishes the Gmail app of the same name, in an email interview about the biggest tech trends of 2017.
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