This small pool of names originated from China, adopted by the Korean court and its nobility in the 7th century in emulation of noble-sounding Chinese surnames.
"When I pass," he explained, "that goes back into the pool of names, and the clan mothers will pass it out".
With the same pool of names linked to nearly all of the seven official head coaching vacancies in the National Football League, it seems most of the teams searching for a head coach are thinking alike.
"The thing that's great about doing so well," Mr. Darnell said, "is that hopefully the pool of names looking to participate will grow because of the success of the show".
Indeed, a main reason for introducing new extensions, referred to as top-level domains, is to increase the pool of names available to individuals and businesses and to relieve crowding in the.com domain.
He explained that his Seneca name - He Got It - was not made up specifically for him (the way Kevin Costner's character became Dances With Wolves in the 1990 film of the same name, for example), but was rather pulled from a pool of names in the family.
In many hospitals, patients are now routinely not given an appointment date - which would start the waiting time clock - but kept in a holding pool of names until such time as the doctors know they will be able to meet the official target.
He said he expects Brill to produce a "very large" pool of names from a wide variety of backgrounds.
Similarly, in a different study, while choices of baby names for the entire United States are indistinguishable from random copying [12], different ethnic groups certainly select from different pools of names [25], and it remains to be studied whether random drift would predominate again within these groups.
Second, after the listing was completed, we randomly selected the required number of participants from the pool of names in each study community.
