Sentence examples for regional popularity from inspiring English sources

Another criterion was regional popularity – the selected SNS are popular in central Europe where we performed our exploratory studies.

RPAC [46] proposes a time-decay regional popularity replacement algorithm for blocks with high probability of being popular and migrate them from HDD to SSD.

Losing regional popularity is one thing, but losing its constituency at home is something Hezbollah cannot tolerate.

And opening, as it does, with a scene of the killings aboard the Mavi Marmara capitalizes on Turkey's regional popularity, Mr. Acar said.

For too long Coors, basking in its regional popularity, neglected marketing and concentrated on product quality.

(For another cut at the regional popularity of social networks based on Google search activity, see these maps at Pingdom).

Their Olympic success remains largely confined to individual sports, and many of them are relatively minor or regional in popularity.

Ms Royal, who is loathed by many of the old guard, hopes to lean on her regional base and popularity among new members.

Elijah Wald, author of "Narco-Corrido: A Journey Into the Music of Drugs, Guns and Guerrillas" (Rayo/Harper Collins), said the narco-corrido could partly take credit for the rising popularity of regional Mexican music.

Recent trends of obstetric anesthesia show increased popularity of regional anesthesia amongst obstetric anesthetists.

My father fondly remembers hearing the announcer Curt Gowdy plugging the beer with the catchphrase "Hi, neighbor, have a 'Gansett!" But Narragansett moved its brewing to Indiana, in 1981, and its popularity as a regional beer fell off sharply.