Word: trademark
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...prices have dropped nearly 90%, to an average of $5 million. While mainframes still function as the old-fashioned workhorse for payroll departments and number-crunching scientists, they have also expanded into hipper new markets like the Internet, where they act as network servers. IBM even changed its trademark color to yellow or red stripes. "We don't even call them mainframes anymore," says Linda Sanford, an IBM general manager. IBM may be in need of another nickname, but somehow "Little Yeller" doesn't quite have the same ring...
...vice president opened his remarks with his now trademark self-deprecating humor...
Senior Dave Debusschere (15-15-30) will ease Harder's load, but this team's determining factor will be the play of junior goaltender Dan Brenzavich (13-9-3, 3.11). Up-and-down play has been his trademark, but Brenzavich has the potential to be one of the best at his position in the league...
Regardless of their views, many audience members expressed frustration at the poor acoustics that, combined with Buckley's trademark mumble and drawn vowels, made his speech difficult to hear...
Clearly a project for which Jane Seymour was not approached, Once a Thief is nevertheless a perfectly viable movie-of-the-week, one in which Woo has tempered his darker instincts. Present are his trademark slow-motion shots, ingeniously choreographed fisticuffs and gunplay--yet nary a visible drop of blood is shed...