Popularized at the PodCamp conference in Pittsburgh in August.
It is a version of the famous 19th-century lobster recipe popularized at Delmonico's in New York.
Muschamp had promised a power run game, contrasting with the air-it-out offense Spurrier had popularized at Florida beginning in the 1990s.
Heavenly hots were popularized at the Bridge Creek Restaurant in Berkeley, Calif., but the original recipe came from Bob Burnham, a chef who once worked for John Hudspeth, later the owner of Bridge Creek.
The beat is also related to the Afro-Cuban clave, which had been popularized at the time by the New Orleans mambo carnival song "Jock-A-Mo," recorded by Sugar Boy Crawford in 1953.
The city also wins credit, in many quarters, for transforming big-band mambo, the music and dance form popularized at the Palladium in the 1950's by the Mambo Kings: Tito Puente, Machito and Tito Rodriguez.
Holbrook is a very good quarterback who will challenge for all-conference honors while piloting the high-octane Air Raid offense Mumme has popularized at his many head coaching stops.
Lacoste is collaborating with the furniture designer Michael Young on a series of shirts with plastic accents that resemble crocodile skin; Adam+Eve is offering '70s-era short-shorts; and Fila released a version of the jacket that Bjorn Borg popularized at the height of his career.
Mr. Kendrick fits in well not only because he is a sixth-generation Texan, raised in ranch country in the state's panhandle, but also because of the unusual method of photography he favors, one patented and popularized at a time when the idea of the American cowboy was itself just being created.
Recognizing that different ablation technologies were popularized at different time periods, Cox proportional hazard testing was used to adjust for the time to failure.
