Komura

[ kaw-moo-rah ]

noun

1. Marquis Ju·ta·ro [joo, -tah-, r, aw], 1855–1911, Japanese statesman and diplomat.

Example Sentences

"Response shift is the adjustment of one's internal view of their quality of life when facing challenging circumstances in which their health status is severely deteriorated," Komura explains.

From Science Daily

"It was impressive to observe how a relationship with no associations on population average showed underlying differences based on sociodemographic factors, physical health, and psychosocial elements," says study lead author Toshiaki Komura, a master of public health student at BUSPH.

From Science Daily

Meanwhile, Komura is offered a free trip in exchange of delivering a small package to a colleague’s sister.

From Los Angeles Times

But as the subtext ultimately reveals, the giant amphibian’s proposition, the mysterious black box Komura transports without knowing its contents and Kyoko’s secret wish all symbolize their respective desires to attain an elusive sense of happiness and purpose.

From Los Angeles Times

Bruno Komura, analyst at asset manager Ouro Preto, expects a bad initial reaction in markets, with interest rates rising and the currency and stock exchange falling.

From Reuters