kora

British

/ ˈkɔːrə /

noun

a West African instrument with twenty-one strings, combining features of the harp and the lute

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Fuso Bus head Katsuto Kora will be the chief executive of the new company, which will be based in Kawasaki, Japan, the companies said Thursday.

From The Wall Street Journal

They developed Kora, a high-fidelity tool set for physics-based chemical combustion simulations.

From Los Angeles Times

Kora increased the scale of fire while providing more artist-friendly controls.

From Los Angeles Times

The research team examined data from two European groups, including 509 people from TwinsUK and 1,160 from KORA.

From Science Daily

“Pool has been assembled and our gear has been sniffed for explosives by a very gorgeous girl named Kora. Pool was also scanned with a magnetometer, but this was outside Kora’s area of responsibility as she lacks the opposable thumbs needed to hold that particular instrument.”

From Salon

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