luma

/ lʊːmə /

noun

1. a monetary unit of Armenia worth one hundredth of a dram

Example Sentences

Juan Saca, LUMA's president and chief executive, said more than 1,500 employees were working in the field to "re-establish service" and switch the electricity back on.

From BBC

But their performance dropped by 20-30% when faced with discerning videos created by publicly available AI-generators, Luma, VideoCrafter-v1, CogVideo and Stable Diffusion Video.

From Science Daily

Luma was found to be culturally modified by the Snoqualmie people over centuries, and the cedar was declared an archaeological site.

From Seattle Times

They called the tree Luma’s “sister cedar,” as they’re the same species, in the same neighborhood and a similar size.

From Seattle Times

The site developer is Legacy Capital Group, the developer that planned to remove Luma last summer.

From Seattle Times