Goodyear
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- proper noun
- /ˈɡʊdɪˌjɪr/
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Goodyear
- Goodyear is applying the knowledge to tire performance using computational tools to shorten tire development time.
- Goodyear tires
- Goodyear Tire and Rubber
We'll see Goodyear reports, wind reports on Wednesday, Mattel reports.
- We'll see Goodyear reports, wind reports on Wednesday, Mattel reports.
- That would be, you know, like the Goodyear blimp.
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You could get sponsored by Goodyear.
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Sandia started discussions with Goodyear in 1992 and reached its first agreement with the company in 1993.
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Quit and went to work for Goodyear.
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Mr. Hurt began his career at Goodyear in 1947.
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All he talked about were these Goodyear tires.
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On an adjusted basis, Goodyear earned 3 cents a share.
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Besides, with a lighter car, maybe Goodyear could build a safer tire.
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Pharis could not compete with Firestone, Goodyear, and others, and had regional distribution of his tires.
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Most recently, Goodyear signed an umbrella CRADA, which allows Goodyear and Sandia to embark on new research without having to sign a new agreement each time.
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Many drivers trust the durability of tires made by Goodyear.
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Etymology
Goodyear is an American company named after Charles Goodyear, who discovered a way to make rubber strong and flexible, so his name became linked with tires and other rubber products. That's why the brand Goodyear is known for tyres and tyre-related work.