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#Lloyd Lloyd is a common surname and masculine given name of Welsh origin, derived from the adjective llwyd, meaning "grey" or "grey-haired," often referring to a person's complexion, hair color, or a descriptive nickname.^[1]^[2] The name traces its roots to medieval Wales, where it emerged as a personal name before becoming a hereditary surname around the 13th century, and it spread widely through English-speaking regions due to migration and the British Empire.^[3] Globally, approximately 203,599 people bear the surname Lloyd, with the highest incidence in the United States (85,347 individuals, ranking 475th most common), followed by England (50,725, ranking 110th), Australia (20,933, ranking 129th), and Wales (14,833, ranking 21st), reflecting its strong ties to British and Irish ancestry.^[3] As a prominent name in history and culture, Lloyd has been associated with influential figures in architecture, such as Frank Lloyd Wright, the pioneering American architect known for organic designs like Fallingwater; in silent film comedy, such as Harold Lloyd, famed for his daring stunts in movies like Safety Last!; and in science, such as Humphrey Lloyd, an Irish physicist who contributed to optics and electromagnetism. The name also lends itself to institutions, most notably Lloyd's of London, the world's leading specialist insurance and reinsurance marketplace, which originated in the 1680s at Edward Lloyd's coffee house near the Thames in London as a hub for marine insurance amid Britain's expanding trade, evolving over 330 years into a global entity underwriting complex risks from aviation to cyber threats.^[4]

Name and etymology

Origin and meaning

The name Lloyd originates from the Welsh adjective llwyd, which primarily means "grey" or "grey-haired," often used as a descriptive nickname for individuals with such hair color or, by extension, those perceived as wise due to age.^[1]^[5] This term derives from an ancient Proto-Indo-European root *pel- associated with pale or grey hues, reflecting its deep linguistic roots in Celtic languages.^[1] In medieval Wales, llwyd transitioned from a personal epithet to a hereditary surname, commonly applied to denote physical characteristics or metaphorical qualities like maturity.^[6]^[5] The evolution into a fixed surname occurred during the medieval period, with the earliest documented instances appearing in Welsh records around the 13th century, such as references to individuals bearing the name in patronymic forms.^[6]^[7] By the 14th century, it had become established as a family identifier, particularly in regions like Montgomeryshire, where it signified lineage rather than transient description.^[2] This shift mirrored broader patterns in Welsh naming practices, where descriptive adjectives solidified into inherited identifiers amid feudal and ecclesiastical documentation.^[6] Variations of the name include the original Welsh spelling Llwyd, which preserves the language's unique "ll" sound, and anglicized forms like Lloyd adopted in English-speaking contexts to simplify pronunciation and orthography.^[1]^[8] Another derivative, Floyd, emerged as an English adaptation, further spreading the name beyond Wales while retaining its core meaning.^[8] In contemporary usage, Lloyd has also gained traction as a given name, particularly in English-speaking countries.^[8]

Historical usage

The surname Lloyd emerged as a fixed name among the Welsh gentry during the 16th century, when interactions with the English prompted the shift from patronymic naming conventions to anglicized, hereditary surnames.^[9] This transition was led by noble and landowning families, with "Lloyd" deriving from descriptive epithets like "llwyd" and becoming established in regions such as Montgomeryshire.^[9] One prominent example is the Lloyd family of Dolobran, where David Lloyd ab Ieuan ap Owen, born around 1523, was recorded using the surname as early as 1542 while serving as a local juror.^[10] By the 17th century, families bearing the Lloyd surname had solidified their status within Welsh nobility, often through land ownership, education, and intermarriages with other gentry lines. The Dolobran Lloyds, for instance, expanded their estates, sent sons to Oxford, and engaged in cultural pursuits like poetry, reflecting their elevated social position amid the turbulent religious and political landscape of the era.^[10] This period also saw the name's association with emerging Quaker communities, as members of the Dolobran family converted in the 1660s, facing persecution that influenced later migrations.^[10] The surname spread beyond Wales through the Welsh diaspora, particularly in the 18th and 19th centuries, as economic opportunities and religious freedoms drew emigrants to England, America, and other British colonies. Quaker branches of the Dolobran Lloyds established ironworks in Powys before relocating to industrial centers like Birmingham in the 18th century, contributing to banking and manufacturing ventures.^[11] Simultaneously, family members emigrated to Pennsylvania, founding settlements in the Welsh Tract during the late 17th and early 18th centuries, with further waves of Welsh immigrants carrying the name to coal and iron regions in the American Midwest and Appalachia throughout the 19th century.^[11] These patterns aligned with broader British emigration trends, disseminating the name across English-speaking populations.^[12] In the 20th century, Lloyd transitioned from a predominantly surname to a favored given name, especially in the United States, where it peaked in popularity during the 1910s and 1920s. According to Social Security Administration data, the name ranked as high as #58 in 1920, with over 0.3% of male births receiving it annually in that decade, and remained in the top 100 through the 1930s.^[13] This surge reflected a broader early-20th-century trend of adopting surnames as first names in English-speaking countries, influenced by the assimilation of immigrant communities and the enduring appeal of Welsh heritage amid rising ethnic pride.^[14]

People

Individuals with given name Lloyd

Lloyd Bridges (January 15, 1913 – March 10, 1998) was an American actor renowned for his extensive career in film, television, and stage, spanning over six decades. He gained widespread recognition for portraying scuba diver Mike Nelson in the adventure series Sea Hunt (1958–1961), which became one of the top-rated American television programs in 1958.^[15] Bridges also delivered memorable comedic performances, including the role of Steve McCroskey in the 1980 parody film Airplane!, contributing to its status as a cultural comedy classic.^[16] Born in San Leandro, California, he was the father of actors Beau Bridges and Jeff Bridges, and his legacy includes over 150 film appearances and numerous television roles.^[17] Lloyd Banks, born Christopher Charles Lloyd (April 30, 1982), is an American rapper from South Jamaica, Queens, New York, best known as a founding member of the hip-hop group G-Unit alongside 50 Cent and Tony Yayo.^[18] He rose to prominence in the early 2000s with G-Unit's debut album Beg for Mercy (2003), which debuted at number two on the Billboard 200 and achieved multi-platinum status. Banks launched a successful solo career with his debut album The Hunger for More (2004), featuring the hit single "On Fire," which peaked at number eight on the Billboard Hot 100.^[19] His contributions to East Coast hip-hop include mixtapes and later albums like The Course of the Inevitable (2021), maintaining his influence in the genre through the 2020s.^[20] Lloyd, born Lloyd Polite Jr. (January 3, 1986), is an American R&B singer, songwriter, and dancer from Decatur, Georgia, who began his career after moving from New Orleans following his father's death.^[21] Signed to The Inc. Records and later Young Money Entertainment, he achieved commercial success with his debut single "Southside" (2007) and the album Street Love (2007), which topped the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. His hit "You" (2007), featuring Lil Wayne, reached number one on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart and earned platinum certification.^[22] Lloyd has released subsequent albums including Tru (2008) and King of Hearts (2011), with his career extending into the 2020s through independent projects and collaborations that highlight his emotive vocal style in contemporary R&B.^[23] Lloyd Cadena, born Lloyd Cafe Cadena (September 23, 1993 – September 4, 2020), was a Filipino YouTuber, vlogger, radio personality, and author who pioneered digital content creation in the Philippines.^[24] Starting his channel in 2011, he amassed over 5 million subscribers by focusing on comedy vlogs, pranks, challenges, unboxing videos, and cooking content, which resonated with a young audience and highlighted the impact of social media influencers in Southeast Asia.^[25] Cadena also hosted radio shows and authored a book, establishing himself as one of the country's most popular online personalities before his untimely death at age 26 from a heart attack.^[26]

Individuals with surname Lloyd

Frank Lloyd Wright (June 8, 1867 – April 9, 1959) was an American architect, interior designer, writer, and educator who pioneered organic architecture, emphasizing harmony between human habitation and the natural environment.^[27] He designed over 1,000 structures, including iconic works such as Fallingwater, a residence cantilevered over a waterfall in Pennsylvania, and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City, a spiral structure that revolutionized museum design.^[27] Wright's innovative use of open floor plans, natural materials, and site-specific integration influenced modern architecture globally, earning him recognition as the greatest American architect of the twentieth century.^[28] David Lloyd George, 1st Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor (January 17, 1863 – March 26, 1945), was a Welsh statesman and the last Liberal to serve as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1916 to 1922.^[29] Born in Manchester to Welsh parents, he rose from humble origins in Wales to become a radical reformer, advocating for social welfare programs like old-age pensions and national insurance before World War I.^[29] As Prime Minister during the latter part of the war, he led the coalition government, played a key role in wartime mobilization and the Armistice, and later negotiated the Treaty of Versailles, though his policies contributed to the Liberal Party's decline.^[29] Known as the "Welsh Wizard" for his oratory and political acumen, Lloyd George was the only Welshman to hold the premiership.^[29] Harold Lloyd (April 20, 1893 – March 8, 1971) was an American actor, comedian, and filmmaker renowned for his silent comedy films featuring thrilling stunts and the everyman character "Lonesome Luke" or "Glasses" character.^[30] Born in Burchard, Nebraska, he entered the film industry in 1912 and became one of Hollywood's top stars in the 1920s, producing and starring in over 200 shorts and features through his own production company.^[30] Lloyd's signature film, Safety Last! (1923), includes the famous scene of his character dangling from a clock high above a city street, performed with daring real-life risks that defined his athletic comedy style.^[31] His work emphasized optimism and ingenuity, influencing later comedians, and he received an Honorary Academy Award in 1952 for his contributions to film preservation.^[30] Humphrey Lloyd (16 April 1800 – 17 January 1881) was an Irish physicist and mathematician known for his contributions to optics, including the discovery of internal conical refraction in biaxial crystals, and for his work on electromagnetism. He served as Provost of Trinity College Dublin from 1867 to 1881.^[32]

Places

In the United States

Lloyd, Florida, is an unincorporated community in Jefferson County, established in the late 1850s as a vital railroad stop along the Pensacola and Georgia Railroad. The community's namesake depot, constructed in 1858, served as a central hub for shipping cotton and other agricultural products to Atlantic and Gulf Coast seaports, facilitating economic growth in the region during the antebellum period.^[33] During the Civil War, the depot also transported wounded Confederate soldiers, underscoring its strategic importance. Renamed Lloyd in 1882 after Walter Lloyd, a New Yorker who supported post-war recovery efforts, the site was designated the oldest surviving brick railroad depot in Florida and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.^[33] As of the 2020 census, the population was 187.^[34] Today, the community preserves its historical significance through landmarks like the depot. Lloyd, Kentucky, is an unincorporated area in Greenup County, characterized by its rural landscape and proximity to the Ohio River, supporting local agriculture such as tobacco, corn, and livestock farming typical of the region.^[35] The community, home to pioneer settlers as evidenced by historic sites like the Brick Union Cemetery along U.S. Route 23, features infrastructure including the Greenup Locks and Dam, constructed during an era of industrial expansion along the river.^[36] With a small population estimated at under 600 residents, Lloyd remains a quiet, agriculturally focused locale without formal municipal boundaries.^[37] Lloyd, New York, is a town in Ulster County, first settled in 1754 when Anthony Yelverton established a sawmill, brickyard, and store on the Hudson River's west bank, marking the area's early commercial development as a riverfront business district.^[38] Formally created as a town on April 15, 1845, from the town of New Paltz by an act of the New York State Legislature, it occupies a scenic position offering panoramic views of the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains.^[39] Historical sites include the original town meeting location in Highland and preserved structures tied to 19th-century transportation advancements, such as the West Shore Railroad (1883) and the Poughkeepsie-Highland Railroad Bridge (1888), which enhanced connectivity to New York City via steamboats and ferries.^[40] The Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation Society actively maintains these landmarks, emphasizing the area's role as the "Gateway to Ulster County."^[41] Lloyd, Texas, was a former settlement in Denton County, founded in 1850 on the old McKinney-Denton road approximately nine miles east of Denton, making it one of the county's earliest pioneer communities.^[42] Named for A. P. Lloyd, Denton County's first county clerk, it boasted the region's inaugural post office, along with a school, Methodist church, two general stores, and a cotton gin, supporting a farming-based economy.^[42] Bypassed by railroad development, the village struggled to sustain growth and dwindled significantly after World War II, with only a few vacant buildings remaining by 1945, rendering it a ghost town today.^[42] Its pioneer history reflects the broader challenges of early Texas frontier settlements in adapting to transportation shifts. Lloyd, Ohio, was a former mining town in Palmyra Township, Portage County, platted in the 1850s and tied to the state's early coal industry, but abandoned after 1900 as mining operations declined in the region.^[43]

Elsewhere

Lloydminster is a unique city in Canada that straddles the border between the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan, divided precisely by the 4th meridian of longitude. Founded in 1903 by British settlers known as the Barr Colonists, who sought to establish an agricultural community free from alcohol and other vices, the settlement was initially led by Reverend Isaac Barr but soon came under the guidance of Reverend George Exton Lloyd, after whom it was named Lloydminster. The city's binational governance is distinctive, with a single municipal administration serving both provincial portions, formalized by an agreement between Alberta and Saskatchewan in 1930 that amalgamated the separate towns on either side of the border. This structure allows for unified services while adhering to the respective provincial laws, such as differing taxes and time zones—Saskatchewan observes Central Standard Time year-round, while Alberta uses Mountain Time with daylight saving. Lloydminster has grown into a hub for oil and agriculture; as of the 2021 census, the population was 31,483, with 2024 estimates around 31,600.^[44]^[45]^[46]^[47] In Antarctica, Lloyd's Island refers to an alternative historical name for Rugged Island, a small rocky island measuring about 3 miles long and 1 mile wide, located west of Livingston Island in the South Shetland Islands archipelago. Known to explorers since 1820 during early sealing expeditions in the region, the island's rugged terrain and position at approximately 62°36'S, 61°17'W make it a peripheral feature in Antarctic mapping efforts. The name "Lloyd's Island" appears on some early 19th-century charts but was not officially adopted in modern gazetteers, which standardize it as Rugged Island under the Antarctic Treaty System. As part of the South Shetland Islands, the area supports scientific research, including studies on seabird populations, geology, and climate monitoring by international teams, facilitated by nearby bases like those on King George Island. Its isolation and harsh conditions underscore its value in long-term environmental observations, contributing to broader understandings of polar ecosystems.^[48] The Stewart and Lloyds area in New South Wales, Australia, features a campground within Myall Lakes National Park, offering access to sandy shores along the mid-north coast near Hawks Nest. This region, part of the Port Stephens area, features estuarine and ocean beaches ideal for fishing, walking, and camping, with the campground named after the historic Stewart and Lloyds engineering firm that once operated nearby. Established as a recreational site in the national park system, it provides a gateway to the area's natural beauty, including proximity to the Myall River and Pacific Ocean beaches. While the broader New South Wales coastline was a key site for shore-based whaling operations from the early 1800s—such as those in nearby Twofold Bay, where right whales were hunted using try-pots and lookouts—the specific locale around Stewart and Lloyds is more noted for its post-whaling conservation and tourism roles today.^[49]^[50]^[51]

Organizations and businesses

Derived from Lloyd's Coffee House

Lloyd's Coffee House, established by Edward Lloyd in 1688 on Tower Street in London, served as a vital gathering place for merchants, shipowners, and underwriters seeking reliable shipping intelligence and opportunities to underwrite marine risks.^[52] The venue's prominence grew amid the expanding maritime trade, where informal insurance arrangements were negotiated over coffee, laying the groundwork for organized risk management practices.^[53] This development was influenced by earlier events, such as the Great Fire of London in 1666, which destroyed over 13,000 buildings and heightened demand for property and fire insurance, spurring innovations in marine underwriting that flourished at coffee houses like Lloyd's.^[54]^[55] From these origins, Lloyd's of London emerged as a specialized insurance marketplace, initially facilitating ad hoc marine policies among patrons before formalizing operations in the early 18th century.^[53] By publishing Lloyd's News in 1696—a thrice-weekly gazette of shipping arrivals and departures—the coffee house enhanced its role as a commercial hub, attracting brokers who subscribed to underwrite voyages.^[52] Over centuries, it evolved into a global reinsurance leader, operating as of 2025 with more than 50 syndicates that collectively underwrite specialist risks in over 200 countries, backed by diverse capital and supported by strong financial ratings.^[56]^[57] Separately, the coffee house's shipping focus led to the formation of Lloyd's Register in 1760, when regular patrons established the Register Society to systematically classify vessels based on their seaworthiness, using a grading system that denoted hull and equipment quality.^[52] This initiative addressed the need for standardized assessments amid growing trade risks, evolving through mergers—such as the 1834 union of competing registers—into the Society for the Registry of Shipping.^[58] Today, Lloyd's Register stands as a premier classification society and certification body, providing independent verification services for maritime safety, compliance, and environmental standards across global shipping and offshore sectors.^[59]^[60]

Shipping and transportation

Hapag-Lloyd AG is a leading German international liner shipping company, established on September 1, 1970, through the merger of the Hamburg-Amerikanische Packetfahrt-A.G. (HAPAG), founded in 1847, and Norddeutscher Lloyd, founded in 1857.^[61] The company specializes in container transportation, offering services across major global trade routes including transpacific, transatlantic, and intra-Asia networks. By 2025, Hapag-Lloyd ranks as the world's fifth-largest container shipping line by TEU capacity, operating a fleet of over 300 vessels that connect more than 600 ports in 140 countries.^[62]^[63] Its fleet includes modern, fuel-efficient ships, with a total transport capacity of approximately 2.5 million TEU, emphasizing sustainability through initiatives like low-carbon fuels and optimized vessel designs.^[62] A key historical counterpart is Lloyd Triestino, an Italian shipping firm with origins tracing back to 1833, when it was established as Österreichischer Lloyd in Trieste under Austrian rule.^[64] Following the annexation of Trieste by Italy after World War I, the company was reorganized as Lloyd Triestino in 1919, becoming a prominent operator of passenger and cargo services, particularly on historic Mediterranean routes linking Europe to the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.^[65] Over its history, Lloyd Triestino managed a diverse fleet serving colonial and commercial trade, including lines to India and East Africa, before evolving through privatizations and name changes; it was renamed Italia Marittima in 2006 after acquisition by Evergreen Marine Corporation in 1998.^[66] Hapag-Lloyd has pursued strategic expansions to enhance its global footprint, notably through 2023 acquisitions in the terminal sector that bolstered its integrated logistics capabilities. In August 2023, the company completed the full acquisition of SM SAAM's terminal business in Chile and related logistics services, adding key facilities in South American ports and supporting end-to-end supply chain efficiency.^[67] Earlier that year, in January 2023, Hapag-Lloyd acquired a 49% stake in Italy's Spinelli Group, a major terminal and transport operator in Genoa and Salerno, further strengthening its Mediterranean presence.^[68] These moves contributed to fleet and capacity growth, with the company's total TEU capacity reaching 1.97 million by the end of 2023, a 9.7% increase from the previous year, driven by newbuilds, charters, and operational optimizations.^[69]

Other companies

Lloyd Companies is a U.S.-based firm headquartered in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, specializing in construction, real estate development, and property management.^[70] Founded in 1972 by Craig and Pat Lloyd, the company initially focused on multifamily housing management and has since expanded to offer commercial construction services, including new builds, renovations, and buildouts, as well as real estate brokerage and leasing across the Midwest region, with operations in South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Nebraska.^[71] By 2025, Lloyd Companies managed a diverse portfolio encompassing thousands of residential units, retail spaces, hotels, and office developments, maintaining a reputation for delivering projects on time and within budget.^[72] The Lloyd Group is an IT services company founded in 1995, providing managed IT support, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and business continuity solutions primarily to small and medium-sized businesses.^[73] Headquartered in the United States, it partners with major technology providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft to deliver tailored infrastructure, data protection, and strategic IT consulting services that align with clients' operational goals.^[74] In 2024, the company was acquired by Network Coverage, enhancing its capabilities in advanced IT management while continuing to emphasize proactive cybersecurity and cloud migration services.^[75] Lloyd Instruments is a manufacturer of test and measurement equipment, specializing in universal materials testing machines for applications in plastics, rubber, textiles, metals, and other substances.^[76] Originally known as J.J. Lloyd Instruments and established in the mid-20th century, the company has been recognized for over 40 years as a standard in accurate and reliable force measurement and analysis tools, including single- and dual-column testers capable of loads up to 150 kN, as well as software for texture and friction testing.^[76] It was integrated into AMETEK's Test & Calibration Instruments division, with key expansions through complementary acquisitions like Newage Testing Instruments in 2008, broadening its portfolio in hardness testing and materials evaluation.^[77]

Fictional characters

In film and television

Lloyd Dobler is the protagonist of the 1989 romantic comedy film Say Anything..., portrayed by John Cusack. As a recent high school graduate with aspirations to become a professional kickboxer, Lloyd unexpectedly pursues the class valedictorian Diane Court, challenging social norms and family expectations. His earnest charm and iconic gesture of holding a boombox outside her window blasting Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes" symbolize youthful romance and determination, driving the film's exploration of love, ambition, and personal integrity amid complications from Diane's father's financial scandals. Lloyd Christmas is the dim-witted protagonist of the 1994 comedy film Dumb and Dumber, portrayed by Jim Carrey.^[78] As a limousine driver from Providence, Rhode Island, Lloyd embarks on a cross-country road trip with his equally oblivious best friend Harry Dunne after discovering a briefcase full of money left behind by a woman named Mary Swanson, whom Lloyd instantly falls for.^[78] Unaware that the cash is ransom money tied to a kidnapping plot, Lloyd's naive optimism and hapless antics drive the film's central humor, turning the journey into a chaotic pursuit by criminals and law enforcement while highlighting themes of misguided loyalty and friendship.^[78] Lloyd Lee is a recurring character in the HBO series Entourage (2004–2011), serving as the dedicated assistant to high-powered agent Ari Gold, portrayed by Rex Lee.^[79] Initially introduced as Ari's long-suffering aide enduring verbal abuse while managing his boss's chaotic schedule, Lloyd's character evolves to showcase his competence, loyalty, and personal growth, including coming out as gay and pursuing his own career in talent management. His witty banter and resilience add humor and depth to the series' portrayal of Hollywood's cutthroat entertainment industry, emphasizing themes of ambition, friendship, and identity.^[79] In the ABC television series Lost (2004–2010), Walt Lloyd, played by Malcolm David Kelley, serves as a pivotal young survivor of Oceanic Flight 815 and the estranged son of Michael Dawson.^[80] Introduced in the pilot, Walt's character arc in the early seasons revolves around his apparent supernatural abilities, including prophetic visions and the power to manifest thoughts into reality, such as summoning birds or influencing events around him.^[80] These traits make him a target for the island's enigmatic "Others," fueling key mysteries about the island's powers and leading to his abduction in season one, which strains his father's relationships and underscores themes of protection, isolation, and destiny.^[80] Though his role diminishes after season two due to the actor's age, Walt's "special" nature remains central to unraveling the survivors' interconnected fates.^[80] Lloyd Braun appears as a recurring character in the NBC sitcom Seinfeld during the 1990s, depicted as George Costanza's childhood rival and the idealized son figure envied by George's mother, Estelle. Portrayed by Peter Scolari in the season seven finale "The Invitations" (1996), Braun features prominently as a mentally fragile acquaintance who resurfaces amid George's reluctant wedding preparations to Susan Ross. His unstable demeanor and competitive history with George add comedic tension, as Braun's interactions highlight George's insecurities and the episode's exploration of commitment fears, culminating in ironic twists around the ill-fated invitations.^[81] Braun's appearances across episodes like this one emphasize Seinfeld's satire on rivalry, mental health, and social awkwardness.

In animation and literature

Lloyd Garmadon is a central character in the LEGO animated series Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu, which premiered in 2011 and continues as of 2025.^[82] As the Elemental Master of Energy and the legendary Green Ninja, he serves as the grandson of the First Spinjitzu Master and the eventual leader of the ninja team, wielding powers derived from his hybrid Oni and dragon heritage on his father's side.^[83] Initially portrayed as a mischievous young boy aspiring to emulate his villainous father, Lord Garmadon, Lloyd undergoes a profound transformation, allying with the heroic ninja and embracing his destiny as the Ultimate Spinjitzu Master to combat threats to Ninjago.^[83] His arc emphasizes themes of redemption and leadership, evolving from an antagonist-in-training to a key defender against evil forces like his own father.^[84] In the Disney animated series Lloyd in Space, which aired from 2001 to 2002, the protagonist Lloyd Nebulon is a 13-year-old green-skinned alien of the Verdigrean race navigating adolescence aboard the Intrepidville Space Station. Voiced by Courtland Mead, Lloyd is depicted as a kind, easygoing, yet socially awkward boy attending Luna Vista Middle School, where he faces everyday challenges like bullying, family dynamics with his telekinetic younger sister Betsy and stern mother Commander Nora, and adventures with friends including human Douglas, blob-like Marsha, and brainy Francis.^[85] The series uses Lloyd's interstellar setting to explore universal teen experiences, such as forming friendships and learning responsibility, through humorous escapades like body swaps and encounters with space heroes.^[86] Lloyd Henreid appears as a secondary antagonist in Stephen King's 1978 post-apocalyptic novel The Stand, where he emerges as the devoted right-hand man to the demonic figure Randall Flagg in the survivors' society of Las Vegas. A petty criminal and murderer trapped in a Phoenix jail cell during the Captain Trips plague, Henreid faces starvation and hallucination before Flagg supernaturally rescues him, forging unbreakable loyalty in exchange for elevation to a position of authority over Flagg's security forces.^[87] His character embodies themes of moral corruption and blind allegiance, transitioning from a hapless thief—previously involved in botched robberies and killings—to a key enforcer in Flagg's tyrannical regime, contrasting the novel's protagonists in Boulder.^[88] Henreid's arc underscores the allure of power in a collapsed world, culminating in his role during the climactic confrontation between good and evil.^[89]

Other uses

In science and mathematics

In computational geometry, Lloyd's algorithm is an iterative procedure for generating centroidal Voronoi tessellations, which partition a space into regions closer to specific points (generators) than to others, with each generator positioned at the centroid of its region. Developed by Stuart P. Lloyd at Bell Labs in 1957 as a method for optimal quantization in pulse-code modulation, the algorithm alternates between assigning points to the nearest generator and updating generators to the centroids of their assignments, converging to a locally optimal configuration useful in clustering, image compression, and spatial analysis. Its simplicity and effectiveness have made it a foundational tool, often serving as the core of the k-means clustering algorithm in machine learning.^[90] In optics, Lloyd's mirror refers to an interference experiment demonstrating the wave nature of light through reflection, where a coherent light source illuminates a mirror at a grazing angle, creating interference fringes between the direct beam and its virtual image below the mirror surface.^[91] First described by Irish physicist Humphrey Lloyd in 1834, the setup produces straight-line fringes analogous to Young's double-slit experiment but using wavefront division via reflection, enabling precise measurement of light wavelengths and applications in holography and lithography.^[92] The pattern arises from path length differences, with bright fringes at positions where the difference is an integer multiple of the wavelength, providing early evidence for light's interference properties without requiring slits.^[91] Lloyd's reagent is a hydrous aluminum silicate used in analytical chemistry for the selective adsorption of alkaloids and creatinine from solutions. Introduced by American pharmacist John Uri Lloyd around 1914, it offers high specificity in complex samples like biological fluids by adsorbing target compounds while minimizing interference from other substances, and was historically adapted for adsorbing creatinine in clinical assays to enhance the accuracy of the Jaffé reaction.^[93] In artificial intelligence, Lloyd is the name of a video-based AI assistant developed by EndlessAI, launched in October 2024 as the first real-time visual analysis tool for smartphones, processing live camera feeds to provide contextual assistance without additional hardware.^[94] Built on multimodal large language models, it interprets video inputs for tasks like object recognition, navigation, and interactive guidance, advancing computer vision applications in mobile computing by integrating edge processing for low-latency responses.^[94]

In arts and culture

Lloyd Loar (1886–1943), an American acoustic engineer and musician, significantly influenced the development of stringed instruments during his tenure at Gibson from 1919 to 1924. He is best known for designing the Gibson L-5 archtop guitar, introduced in 1923 as the company's first model featuring f-holes, which enhanced projection and tonal clarity for jazz ensembles.^[95] This innovation, along with his work on the F-5 mandolin, established design principles that shaped modern acoustic guitars and mandolins, prioritizing violin-inspired elements like carved tops and elevated fingerboards for improved volume and sustain.^[96] Loar's contributions earned him recognition as a pioneer in instrument acoustics, with his prototypes remaining highly sought after by collectors and musicians.^[97] In the realm of pianos, historical instruments associated with the name "Lloyd" include a Steinway grand piano owned by silent film comedian Harold Lloyd (1893–1971), which later passed through the collections of actress Debbie Reynolds and her daughter Carrie Fisher, symbolizing a connection between early Hollywood and fine craftsmanship.^[98] Andrew Lloyd Webber, born in 1948, is a prominent English composer whose works have defined modern musical theater, with hits like The Phantom of the Opera (1986), Cats (1981), and Evita (1978) achieving global acclaim and long-running productions.^[99] His melodic style, blending pop, rock, and classical influences, has produced iconic songs such as "Memory" from Cats and "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" from Evita, contributing to over 50 years of continuous West End and Broadway presence.^[100] The name Lloyd, derived from the Welsh word llwyd meaning "grey" or "grey-haired," carries cultural connotations in Welsh tradition as a descriptor for elders or wise individuals, evoking images of venerable figures with silver locks symbolizing knowledge and experience.^[101] This etymological root has influenced its portrayal in folklore as a motif for sagacity, though specific tales featuring characters named Lloyd are rare and often tied to broader Celtic naming customs.^[102]

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Loyd : Meaning and Origin of First Name - Ancestry.com
The name Loyd originates from the Welsh term llwyd, which translates to gray, grey-haired, or of a gray hue.
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Jones, Davies and Williams: What are the origins of Welsh surnames?
Dec 25, 2023 · "Things began to change in the 16th Century with the Welsh gentry, who started using fixed surnames rather than 'ap' and their father's name.
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LLOYD family, of Dolobran, Montgomeryshire
The family of Lloyd of Dolobran, in the parish of Meifod, Montgomeryshire, has distinguished itself in the annals of the Quakers in Wales, in the iron industry ...
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Diffusion of surname LLOYD - Surname Map United Kingdom
With the waves of emigration from the British Isles during the 18th and 19th centuries, many bearers of the surname Lloyd settled abroad.Missing: via diaspora
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Popularity for the name Lloyd - Behind the Name
Numbers ; 1910, #67, 0.261 ; 1909, #76, 0.233 ; 1908, #73, 0.237.Missing: 1910s- 1930s cultural influences
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Lloyd - Baby Name Meaning, Origin, and Popularity for a Boy
The name Lloyd is a boy's name of Welsh origin meaning "gray". This Welsh surname was taken up as a first in the English-speaking world in the early twentieth ...<|separator|>
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Lloyd Bridges - Hollywood Walk of Fame
Bridges is best known for his role of Mike Nelson in Sea Hunt, which was the top American TV series in 1958. He is the father of Beau Bridges and Jeff Bridges.
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Lloyd Bridges - Biography - IMDb
The star of many land and underwater adventures, Lloyd Vernet Bridges, Jr. was born on January 15, 1913 in San Leandro, California.
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Lloyd Bridges Biography, Celebrity Facts and Awards - TV Guide
Lloyd Bridges Biography ; Birth Name:Lloyd Vernet Bridges ; Birth Place:San Leandro, California, United States ; Profession Actor, Soundtrack, Director ...
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Lloyd Banks - Biography - IMDb
Christopher Charles Lloyd (born April 30, 1982), better known by his stage name Lloyd Banks, is an American rapper. He began his career as a member of East ...
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Lloyd Banks | Biography, Music & News | Billboard
Explore Lloyd Banks' music on Billboard. Get the latest news, biography, and updates on the artist.
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Lloyd Banks Artist Profile - AAE Music
Lloyd Banks (Born Christopher Charles Lloyd, on April 30, 1982) , is an American rapper and member of the rap group G-Unit. Raised in South Jamaica, Queens, ...
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Lloyd Polite - Biography - IMDb
Lloyd was born on January 3, 1986 in New Orleans, LA. He, his mother, and his older sister moved to Atlanta, GA when he was 2, following the murder of his ...Missing: 1984 | Show results with:1984
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Lloyd | MusicWorld | BMI.com
Aug 9, 2007 · Lloyd is not just a singer, but a songwriter, entertainer and businessman, riding full steam ahead on the road to success.
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Lloyd – Top Songs as Writer – Music VF, US & UK hit charts
Songs Written by LloydTop Songs / Chart Singles Discography. Lloyd Polite Jr. (born January 3, 1986) is an American R&B singer. Born in New Orleans, ...<|control11|><|separator|>
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Lloyd Cafe Cadena | Wikitubia - Fandom
Lloyd Cafe Cadena (September 22, 1993 – September 4, 2020 [aged 26]) was a Filipino YouTuber known for his vlogs, pranks, challenges, unboxing videos, cooking ...
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YouTube Star Lloyd Cafe Cadena Dead at 26 - E! News
Sep 4, 2020 · YouTuber Lloyd Cafe Cadena has passed away at the age of 26. The tragic news was announced on Facebook and came weeks before his 27th birthday.Missing: biography | Show results with:biography
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Youtube Star Lloyd Cafe Cadena Dead At Age 26 - HOLA
Sep 4, 2020 · Lloyd Cafe Cadena, a Youtube star with over 5 million subscribers, has passed away at the age of 26. The tragic death of the social media ...Missing: biography | Show results with:biography
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About Frank Lloyd Wright
Frank Lloyd Wright was an American architect who designed some of the most iconic buildings in the world. He was a pioneer of organic architecture.Missing: notable | Show results with:notable
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Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
Frank Lloyd Wright changed the way we build and live. He is considered the “greatest American architect of all time.”Learn · Taliesin West Tours · Shop · Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
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History of David Lloyd George - GOV.UK
Biography. David Lloyd George was one of the 20th century's most famous radicals. He was the first and only Welshman to hold the office of Prime Minister. ...
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Harold Clayton Lloyd (1893-1971) – HaroldLloyd.com
Harold Lloyd was born Burchard, Nebraska on April 20, 1893. He was the second son of James Darsie and Elizabeth Lloyd. His ambition to perform…
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[PDF] film essay for "Safety Last" - Library of Congress
One day in July 1922, Harold Lloyd spied a group of people in downtown Los Angeles watching a man climbing the side of a building as a publicity stunt. “I ...<|separator|>
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Tani Adewumi | Top Chess Players
Tani Adewumi is a Nigerian-American FIDE master who made news after winning the New York State K-3 championship while living in a homeless shelter.
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Meet the young champion soaring to the top of the chess world
Jul 20, 2021 · Tanitoluwa Adewumi, a 10-year-old asylum seeker, is the US newest and one of the youngest chess master.
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Lloyd and its Historic Railroad Depot - Floridiana Magazine
Jun 26, 2022 · The Lloyd Depot, now a historic landmark. It is the oldest brick depot and one of only two surviving Antebellum depots in Florida.
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Greenup County, KY | Data USA
In 2023, Greenup County, KY had a population of 35.6k people with a median age of 43.9 and a median household income of $59,613. Between 2022 and 2023 the ...
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GC10A6D "Brick Union Cemetery" (Traditional Cache ... - Geocaching
Oct 1, 2007 · Brick Union Cemetery is located just off of U.S. 23 in Lloyd, Kentucky. The cemetery is home to many pioneer settlers of this area.<|separator|>
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Lloyd, Greenup | Everything You Need to Know - Nextdoor
Kentucky · Greenup; Lloyd. Photo example of Lloyd in Greenup, KY. Lloyd. Greenup, Kentucky. #1 friendliest neighborhood to live in Greenup, KY. Residents:561.
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Highland and the Town of Lloyd by Ethan P. Jackman
The Town of Lloyd was first settled in 1754, when Anthony Yelverton brought equipment for a sawmill across the Hudson River.Missing: 1818 | Show results with:1818
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The History of the Town of Lloyd and the Village of Highland
The town of Lloyd was formed from the town of New Paltz, New York. It was created by an act of the New York State Legislature on April 15, 1845.Missing: Ulster founded 1818 Hudson House
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Town of Lloyd Organized - The Historical Marker Database
First Town of Lloyd meeting held here May 6, 1845, Lloyd Township set off from town of New Paltz. Town pop. (A historical marker located in Highland in ...
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Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation Society - Home
The Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation Society (TOLHPS) has applied for and received designation by both the New York State Register of Historic Places.
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Lloyd, TX - Texas State Historical Association
Lloyd, founded in 1850 on the old McKinney-Denton road nine miles east of Denton, was one of the pioneer settlements in Denton County.Missing: ghost | Show results with:ghost
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The Barr/Britannia Colony, Part I
This article gives the history of the establishment of the Barr Colony, or what is now Lloydminster, Saskatchewan/Alberta, which began in 1903 as an ...
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The Canadian City of Lloydminster Is Unique Because It Straddles ...
Nov 17, 2015 · ... Lloydminster has a single city government incorporated in both provinces. The town was founded in 1903 by British immigrants, near the ...Missing: governance | Show results with:governance
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The Barr Colonists - Canadian History Ehx
Nov 26, 2024 · In 1930, the two towns amalgamated and in 1958, Lloydminster became a city. Today, this tiny settlement established to be an island of Britain ...
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[PDF] 2 GEOGRAPHIC NAMES ! OF ANTARCTICA
... of historical studies of explora- tion and of successive improvements in the mapping of Antarctica. The names of "lands" and "coasts" have been considered ...
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Stewart and Lloyds campground | NSW National Parks
An idyllic spot near the coast, Stewart and Lloyds campground offers great beach fishing, walking, and mountain biking in Myall Lake National Park, ...
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Stewart and Lloyds campground - Visit NSW
Stewart and Lloyds campground is in Myall Lakes National Park, between river and beach, with access to trails, and is located at Mungo Brush Road, Hawks Nest.
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Start of whaling | National Museum of Australia
Aug 12, 2024 · Whaling was Australia's first major industry with thousands of men and hundreds of ships eventually involved in the trade.
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Lloyd - Red Dragon America
'Llwyd' translates to 'grey' or 'brown' and it is believed to have initially been used as a nickname for someone with gray hair or someone who was seen as wise.
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Edward Lloyd and his Coffee House | Lloyd's Register | LR
The first recorded news of Lloyd's Coffee House in Tower Street, London, dates from February 1688 when Edward Lloyd was 41 years of age.Missing: origins | Show results with:origins
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Coffee and commerce 1652-1811 - Lloyd's
Edward Lloyd's coffee shop by the river Thames became the centre of marine intelligence and founded the modern insurance industry.Missing: origins | Show results with:origins
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How the Great Fire of London created insurance
Jul 15, 2016 · After the Great Fire of 1666 devastated central London, there was a flurry of rebuilding, and one surprising outcome: the creation of modern property insurance.
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Tracing the Evolution of Insurance: From Ancient Babylon to Modern ...
Lloyd's of London originated in coffeehouses in the 1600s, facilitating maritime insurance practices. The Great Fire of London in 1666 spurred the development ...
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Lloyd's Half Year Results
Sep 4, 2025 · Lloyd's, the world's leading insurance and reinsurance market, today announced its results for the first six months of 2025 with gross written ...
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Key Facts and Figures - Lloyd's
Backed by diverse global capital and excellent financial ratings, Lloyd's works with a global network of over 4000 insurance professionals to grow the insured ...Missing: leader | Show results with:leader
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A history of the world's first classification society | LR - Lloyd's Register
The Society for the Registry of Shipping was set up in 1760 by customers of Edward Lloyd's Coffee House in Lombard Street, London.Missing: credible | Show results with:credible
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Classification and certification | LR - Lloyd's Register
Trust Lloyd's Register for classification services. With our expertise and global recognition, ensure the safety, integrity, and compliance of your ships.Welding Certification · Coating Certification · Design Appraisal · LR Approvals
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Lloyd's Register
Lloyd's Register is a leading provider of classification and compliance services to the marine and offshore industries.Classification and certification · Contact us · Maritime Rules and Safety · Careers
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History - Hapag-Lloyd
Founded in 1847: Take a trip back in time with us. The roots of Hapag-Lloyd AG stretch far back into the 19th century.
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Hapag-Lloyd Marks Milestone with Largest Fleet in 178-Year History
Jan 16, 2025 · Hapag-Lloyd is marking a milestone in the long and storied history of the carrier which is today the fifth largest in the container shipping segment.
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Facts & Figures - Hapag-Lloyd
Liner Shipping Segment: Hapag-Lloyd offers a fleet with a Vessel Capacity 2.5 million TEU, as well as a Container Capacity 3.7 million TEU including one of the ...Missing: formation | Show results with:formation
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Lloyd Triestino Shipping line and the Levant
The company was founded as Österreichischer Lloyd (or “Austrian Lloyd”) in 1836 and became one of the world's biggest shipping companies by managing most ...
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HISTORY - III 1914-19 becoming LLOYD TRIESTINO - Earl of Cruise
Jul 30, 2017 · HISTORY - One of the earliest steam ship companies in the world ÖSTERREICHISCHER LLOYD was founded in 1833 - III 1914-19 becoming LLOYD ...
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Lloyd Triestino will change its name to Italia Marittima - FreightWaves
Jan 3, 2006 · Lloyd Triestino will change its name to Italia Marittima Lloyd Triestino di Navigazione SpA, a global ocean carrier based in Trieste, Italy,Missing: Hapag- | Show results with:Hapag-
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SM SAAM terminal business acquisition successfully completed
Aug 1, 2023 · Hapag-Lloyd today successfully completed its 100 % acquisition of SM SAAM's terminal business and related logistics services.
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Hapag-Lloyd acquires stake in the Spinelli Group
Jan 12, 2023 · Hapag-Lloyd has acquired 49 percent of the shares in one of Italy's leading terminal and transport operators.
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[PDF] 1 January to 31 December 2023 Hapag-Lloyd AG Q4 I FY 2023
Mar 14, 2024 · The TEU capacity of the entire Hapag-Lloyd fleet as at 31 December 2023 was 1,972 TTEU and is thus 9.7% higher than as at 31 December 2022 ( ...
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Our Story | Lloyd Companies
Lloyd is located in the Midwest offering Development, Real Estate, Construction, Property Management, Hospitality and Apartment services.
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Lloyd 50th Timeline - Sioux Falls
Established in 1972, Lloyd Companies has a rich history in development, construciton, real estate, proeprty management and hospitality.
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Sioux Falls development leader Craig Lloyd dies at age 76
Jan 29, 2025 · Craig Lloyd began Lloyd Cos. in 1972, a portfolio that now includes over 10000 residential units and the newly completed Steel District.<|control11|><|separator|>
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Lloyd Group - LinkedIn
Since 1995, Lloyd has been supporting businesses through ... Cloud Services, Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity, Cyber Security, and IT Strategy ...Missing: AWS | Show results with:AWS
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Lloyd Group
We partner with industry leaders like AWS, Microsoft, and more to deliver powerful IT, cloud, and cybersecurity solutions tailored to your needs. check A ...Missing: founded 1995
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Network Coverage Acquires MadWolf Technologies, The Lloyd Group
May 6, 2024 · Since 1995, Lloyd has been supporting businesses through sophisticated IT management that aligns with their corporate objectives. We listen, ...Missing: AWS | Show results with:AWS
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Lloyd-Instruments - AMETEK Test
Lloyd Instruments, a trusted name in materials testing for over 40 years, offers a comprehensive range of high-quality single and dual column materials testers.
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AMETEK Acquires Materials Hardness Testing Technology and ...
Feb 11, 2008 · Their hardness testing equipment and technology complements our Lloyd Instruments universal materials testing machines and broadens the range of ...
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Dumb & Dumber | Rotten Tomatoes
Rating 69% (52) The magic within Dumb and Dumber lies in Jeff and Jim, two grown-ass-adult-males acting like actual 6th grade children. Keeping straight faces and horsing ...See Movie Details · 52 Reviews · Cast and Crew<|separator|>
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What Happens to Walt in Lost? - CBR
Sep 25, 2024 · This was just another one of Walt's special abilities. These abilities that, in time, would earn Walt the most important position on the Island.Missing: plot significance
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https://www.cbr.com/lost-what-happened-to-walt-explained/
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Lloyd | Characters | NINJAGO Figures | Official LEGO® Shop US
Lloyd is the Elemental Master of Energy, the Green Ninja, and the grandson of the First Spinjitzu Master. He is the Ultimate Spinjitzu Master and a brave ...
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Lloyd Garmadon - Ninjago Wiki - Fandom
Once a bratty kid who sought to follow in his evil father's footsteps, Lloyd changed his ways by helping the ninja and embracing his destiny as the Green Ninja.Lloyd (The LEGO Ninjago Movie) · Lloyd (The LEGO Movie) · Lloyd/Gallery · Bo staff
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Lloyd (Ninjago) - NamuWiki
Oct 25, 2025 · Born as the son of Emperor Garmadon, Lloyd has chosen a completely different life path from his father, and following the pull of fate, he is ...
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Lloyd in Space TV Review | Common Sense Media
Rating 4.0 · Review by Andrea GrahamOct 1, 2025 · This animated series follows the life of a 13-year-old alien who's trying to learn some life lessons while having a little fun.
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Lloyd Nebulon | Disney Wiki - Fandom
Lloyd Nebulon is the 13-year-old protagonist of 'Lloyd in Space', a kind but often annoyed pre-teen alien boy, who is a student at Luna Vista Middle School.Biography · Personality · Appearance · Relationships
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The Stand: The Complete & Uncut Edition - Stephen King
One man escapes from a biological weapon facility after an accident, carrying with him the deadly virus known as Captain Tripps, a rapidly mutating flu that ...
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The Stand Characters - eNotes.com
Lloyd Henreid begins as a common criminal but is transformed into Randall Flagg's devoted follower after being rescued from starvation in a prison cell.
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The Stand: Analysis of Major Characters | Research Starters - EBSCO
Lloyd Henreid, a thief, a murderer, and Flagg's right-hand man. Flagg saves Lloyd from having to resort to cannibalism in his jail cell, and Lloyd becomes his ...
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[PDF] Statistical and Computational Guarantees of Lloyd's Algorithm and ...
1. Introduction. Lloyd's algorithm, proposed in 1957 by Stuart Lloyd at Bell Labs [40], is still one of the most popular clustering algorithms used.
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Demonstration of Lloyd's Mirror Fringes | Exploring Laser Light
Lloyd's mirror is a classic method for obtaining interference fringes. First described in 1834, it is a simple technique for finding the wavelength of light.
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[PDF] APPLICATION NOTE - Newport
The Lloyd's Mirror approach uses wavefront division at a mirror to produce two-source interference patterns. The basic setup is shown in Figure 1. This was ...
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“Lloyd's reagent”—Preliminary announcement - Lloyd - 1914 ...
Sigmund Waldbott's announcement in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, June, 1913, and Dr. M. I. Wilbert's contribution to the Pennsylvania ...
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EndlessAI unveils Lloyd: the world's first video AI assistant for ...
Oct 4, 2024 · EndlessAI has officially launched Lloyd, a groundbreaking AI assistant that brings real-time video analysis to smartphones without the need ...
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The History of the Gibson L-5 | GuitarPlayer
May 9, 2023 · Recognized as the world's first f-hole archtop, the Gibson L-5 story begins around a century ago with Lloyd Loar – a talented musician and acoustic engineer.
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The history of the Gibson L-5
Introduced in 1923, the L-5 was Gibson's first f-hole archtop guitar (see 16-Inch Timeline for more on the introduction date).
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Steinway with a history - Piano World Forum
Oct 8, 2017 · This piano belonged to Harold Lloyd, but then either belonged to Debbie Reynolds or Carrie Fisher.
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The Composer • Andrew Lloyd Webber Musicals
Andrew Lloyd Webber has composed the scores of some of the world's most famous musicals. Lloyd Webber had shows running continually in the West End for 50 ...
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Andrew Lloyd Webber - Broadway: The American Musical - PBS
Lloyd Webber's gift for melody has spawned such classic musical theater songs as “Memory” and “Music of the Night.” Lloyd Webber was born in London on March 22 ...
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Lloyd: Name Meaning and Origin - SheKnows
Welsh Baby Names Meaning: In Welsh Baby Names the meaning of the name Lloyd is: Grey. One with grey hair. In common use as both a surname and first name.Missing: folklore wise figure