A combination name separated by a hyphen, provided that each part of such combination surname is the premarriage surname, or any former surname, of each of the spouses.
People who bear such surnames are considered members of the clan.
There are 31 such surnames recorded in the History of Jin, and this was certainly not the result of imperial compulsion, but rather it arose naturally from the people.
While older sister Kylie is a sex symbol, gay icon, and national treasure of such stature she needs no surname, fate has condemned Dannii - three years younger but two inches taller - to a life rebuffing sibling comparisons.
For helping the development of such, this study evaluates the applicability of the market appeal robusticity matrix on heritage tourism development, by assessing the potential for tourism in the single-surname villages of Hong Kong's New Territories.
For example, it takes into account the occurrence of common surnames, such as Jones, in deriving the likelihood ratio to create the weighting assigned to the match.
Alternatives to using country of birth in the absence of ethnic group identifiers, such as surname analysis for those groups (mainly South Asian) whose names are distinctive (McKenzie et al. 2008), are useful approaches.
Information, such as surname of first author, year of publication, source of publication, study type, study design, sample size, age, sex, ethnicity and country of origin, detection method of HMGB1 serum levels, and expression levels, was collected from each study.
Methods such as surname recognition algorithms or geocoding (or combinations of both these approaches) have been developed to indirectly infer the ethnicity of individuals, 10 15 but both have limitations that do not apply to self-reported ethnicity.
The agent for Station S., Mathis, does not appear as such; his surname is given to the leading lady, named Valérie Mathis instead of Vesper Lynd.
