roshi

American  

[roh-shee] / ˈroʊ ʃi /

noun

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

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Etymology

Origin of roshi

< Japn rōshi

Example Sentences

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

From Los Angeles Times

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.

From Scientific American

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.

From Scientific American

“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.

From New York Times

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.

From New York Times