In reality the name his parents gave him was Gideon, which he famously chose to drop at the age of 13 for the more straightforward George (his grandfather's name) because "life was easier as a George".
Companies and individuals with the resources have always shown a willingness to pony up for what they perceive to be a more straightforward, or a louder, domain name.
I wanted to whitewash my brown complexion, dye my dark tresses blonde, have a stylish haircut and change my foreign name to something more straightforward.
So how does the Heaven USA map compare to the Hell map? Hull remarked, "I didn't find as many God landmarks as anticipated, apparently our nation is strewn with more of the Devil's body parts, and nearly all the saintly names are much more straightforward".
While the latter (averaging DV I over members of Pfam clan) seems to be a more straightforward approach, the former (substituting domain names in SwissPfam by the respective Pfam clan IDs) allows a calculation of the DV I for a larger number of Pfam clans.
Still other name-changes might seem more straightforward— but they're not.
That's perfectly true, and a lot more straightforward than the origins of plenty of traditional names.
The artist, 24, whose full name is Tunlaya Dunnvatanachit, calls English more straightforward than her native Thai.
This one, released under his own name (but conceived with Walsh), is a more straightforward affair that casts backward glances over a long and prolific career.
The State Department, meanwhile, named its own planning program in a more straightforward way: its Future of Iraq project was also a study of problems anticipated in postwar Iraq.
