Moore

Contents 1 People 2 Places 3 Science 4 Programming 5 Education 6 See also

Moore may refer to:

• Moore (crater on Venus), a crater on Venus
• Moore (lunar crater), lunar impact crater that is located on the far side of the Moon
• Moore (surname), a common English-language surname
• People with surname Moore
• More language, a major language of Burkina Faso (also Mooré, Moré, More)

People

• List of people with surname Moore

• Albert Moore (disambiguation)
• Ann Moore (disambiguation)
• Alan Moore, writer and magician
• Barbara Moore, New Zealand long-distance runner
• Bobby Moore, English football World Cup-winning captain
• Charles Moore (disambiguation)
• Christy Moore, Irish singer and songwriter
• David Moore (disambiguation)
• Demi Moore, (born Demetria Gene Guynes) American actress
• Dickie Moore, American actor
• Dickie Moore, Canadian ice hockey player
• Dudley Moore, English actor
• Ellen Bryan Moore, Louisiana politician
• Enoch Moore, Loyalist(American Revolution) turned rebel
• Freddy Moore, American musician
• Frederic Moore, British zoologist
• Gary Moore (1952–2011), Northern Irish rock and blues guitarist
• George Edward Moore, English philosopher
• George Fletcher Moore, prominent early Western Australian settler
• Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel Corporation and the author of Moore's law
• Greg Moore, Canadian racing driver
• Hal Moore, American Lieutenant General
• Henry Moore, English sculptor
• James Moore (disambiguation)
• Julianne Moore, American actress
• Larissa Moore, Brazilian Dancer
• Lisa Moore (disambiguation)
• Mandy Moore, American actress
• Margaret Moore, Canadian author of romance novels
• Marianne Moore, Modernist American poet and writer
• Mary Tyler Moore, American actress and comedienne
• Maya Moore, American professional basketball player
• Melissa Moore, American movie actress and equestrian
• Michael Moore, American filmmaker and liberal political commentator
• Nathan Moore (disambiguation)
• Patrick Moore, celebrity astronomer and TV presenter
• Paul Moore, Episcopalian Bishop of New York
• Paul Moore, Sr., American business executive
• Peter Moore (disambiguation)
• Robert Lee Moore, American mathematician
• Robert Lee Moore, Georgian politician
• Roger Moore, English actor, famous for playing James Bond
• Samuel Moore, colonial official in early New Jersey
• Shemar Moore, an American actor
• Shannon Moore, American professional wrestler
• Susanna Moore, American writer
• Tracey Moore, Canadian voice actress
• Thomas Moore (disambiguation)
• Thurston Moore, American musician
• Vinnie Moore, American guitarist
• William Moore (disambiguation)

Places

Australia

• Moore, Queensland
• Division of Moore, Western Australia
• Moore River (Western Australia)
• Moore River National Park, Western Australia

United Kingdom

• Moore, Cheshire, England

United States

• Moore, Indiana
• Moore, Idaho
• Moore, Montana
• Moore, Oklahoma
• Moore, Pennsylvania
• Moore, South Carolina
• Moore, Texas
• Moore County, North Carolina
• Moore County, Tennessee
• Moore County, Texas
• Moore Haven, Florida

Science

• Moore's law, the empirical observation that the transistor density of integrated circuits doubles every 2 years
• Moore (constructor), former racing car constructor

Programming

• Boyer–Moore string search algorithm, particularly efficient string searching algorithm
• Moore machine, finite state automaton where the outputs are determined by the current state alone in the theory of computation

Education

• Moore Catholic High School, high school in Staten Island, New York
• Moore College of Art and Design, located in Philadelphia - the first and only women's art and design college in the United States
• Moore Theological College, Sydney, Australia
• Moore Traditional School, grades 6–12 school in Louisville, Kentucky

See also

• Mohr, a surname
• Moor (disambiguation) ("Moore" is an archaic spelling for "Moor")
• MOR (disambiguation)
• More (disambiguation)
• Mór (disambiguation)

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