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roshi

[roh-shee]

noun

  1. the religious leader of a group of Zen Buddhists.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of roshi1

< Japn rōshi
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Example Sentences

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That’s a formulation I have to credit to one of the teachers here, Kangen Roshi.

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The decision to use Arecibo as an education centre was “discouraging” to those hoping for NGAT, says Anish Roshi, a radio astronomer at the University of Central Florida who led a group that put together a white paper on the instrument’s design.

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Although they have not yet calculated how much such an instrument would cost, Roshi and other proponents would like to form a small team to start building and testing some of its components, to validate and streamline their proposal.

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“These capabilities will vastly increase the user base of the facility and enable cutting-edge science for decades to come,” the authors, led by Anish Roshi, a senior scientist at the Arecibo Observatory, wrote in their proposal.

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In an email, Dr. Roshi, the lead author of the N.G.A.T. proposal, said that astronomers loved the idea of a center for science, technology, engineering and math at Arecibo, but he questioned whether it made sense to establish one there without an accompanying research facility.

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