Sentence examples for noa from inspiring English sources
adjective
Non-sacred; such that it must be kept separate from what is tapu.
NOA is intended to comprise a neutral, common core of realist and antirealist attitudes of acceptance of our best theories.
Noa Shenkar, a zoologist at Tel Aviv University, who organised an international workshop last year to discuss such ideas, says pumping brine from a desalination plant could create such a stretch.
In 1894 he conceived a plan to publish a book of his impressions of Tahiti, illustrated with his own woodcuts, titled Noa Noa.
The system developed by the Israeli dance theorist Noa Eshkol and the architect Abraham Wachmann was first published in English as Movement Notation in 1958.
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Clermont went close to scoring a second try when Noa Nakaitaci and Jean-Marcellin Buttin combined but Tigers got enough bodies under Zirakashvili to prevent the prop grounding the ball over the line.
Her lawyer, Noa Levy, said the imprisoned objectors are only a small fraction of those opposing military service, who usually accept conscription but conspire to be discharged as soon as possible.
Hommel and another German doctor, Noa Freudenthal, wondered how many cases of malaria or typhoid were going untreated.
Author re-read "Noa Noah" while on the island.
"We intended to watch a few minutes, but ended up watching almost the whole thing," said Noa Kushner, a rabbi in San Anselmo, Calif., and a fan of Ms. Friedman's music, who watched the service with a friend at his office.
(Karen Rosenberg) Jewish Museum: 'Sharon Lockhart/Noa Eshkol' (through March 24) Sharon Lockhart's film installation is based on the dances by Noa Eshkol (1924-2007), a little-known (in this country) Israeli choreographer who, along with the architect Avraham Wachman, developed a system that uses numbers and symbols to record body movement.
