What is "numa"

Usage examples of "numa".

By 1988 Craig Dirgo had come aboard NUMA and was working out of a small office in Arvada, Colorado, fielding correspondence and arranging the logistics for our summer shipwreck expeditions.

NUMA facility at Bremerton, Washington, where Giordino and Gunn borrow the helicopter used to help Pitt on the Orion River.

Princes, wise as Augustus and the sage Numa, shall bring back the age of gold.

I asked Joe McSweeney, one of NUMA s bean counters from accounting, to quietly see how you were coming along.

He was testy and irascible but ran NUMA like a benevolent dictator.

Nina had exchanged the dressier outfit of the NUMA meeting for tan cargo shorts and a pale blue shirt.

The artifacts recovered by NUMA (sorry, no silver) were donated to the Vanderbilt Museum in Centerport, Long Island, for display to the public.

He got on the radio and contacted me at NUMA headquarters, told me the story along with his suspicions, and suggested that the Coast Guard make a routine investigation of the trawler.

Pitt hated brushing off Yaeger's loyal concern, but it was better the head computer guru at NUMA knew as little as possible.

And when the chief senators had read certain of the causes why this or that rite was instituted, the senate assented to the dead Numa, and the conscript fathers, as though concerned for the interests of religion, ordered the praetor to burn the books.

Giordino had chartered the plane in Cape Town because the nearest NUMA research ship was more than one thousand miles away from the Crozet Islands.

Identifying himself as a researcher for NUMA, he said he would be in London the following day and asked to talk to Dodson about his family's historical involvement in Britain's naval history and service to the Crown.

Zavala filled him in on his interview with Lord Dodson, and Austin gave a summary of Jenkins's visit to NUMA and the successful mission to the Ataman ship.

Escorted by a protective ring of deputies, courtesy of Sheriff Eagan, the three of them-- Pitt, Giordino, and Pat O'Connell-- boarded a NUMA jet and took off for the nation's capital.

NUMA Headquartem A thirty-story tubular structure sheeted in green reflective glass that sits on an East Washington hill above the Potomac River.