The phrase "abduction at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a specific location or event related to abduction, such as in news reports or academic discussions.
Example: "The police are investigating an abduction at the local park that occurred last night."
Alternatives: "kidnapping at" or "abduction in".
The arms are harmonically abducted with a maximum of typically 150° abduction at 50%% movement cycle (MC) (compare Fig. 5a), i.e., the arms are raised and lowered at the same speed.
Remember that beautiful young Irishman holding Bob Hoskins at gunpoint in the memorable abduction at the end of The Long Good Friday?
The Guardian did not publicise the abduction at the time out of fears for Kiani's safety, but now he has agreed to talk about it for the first time.
A decade later the story of his abduction at the hands of General Pinochet's troops was told in 1982 by film-maker Costa-Gavras in Missing, an Oscar-winner starring Sissy Spacek and Jack Lemmon.
Ms Kampusch's abduction at 7am on March 2 1998 dominated local headlines for years, coming amid revelations about the series of rapes and murders carried out by Belgian paedophile Marc Dutroux.
On Friday, Carlina White and her biological family met for the first time since her abduction, at the Bronx home of Sheena White, an 18-year-old half-sister who until recently Carlina did not know she had".We spoke and got to know each other, and she looks exactly like my mom," Sheena White said.
But locals complained of harassment and abductions at the hands of the authorities.
It also rejects as propaganda claims of disappearances and abductions at IDP checkpoints and welfare camps.
Many who shared their stories with Mr. Hopkins had no conscious memory of their abductions at first.
The following year, V.A.S. began offering abductions at $1,500 a pop, with Enright handling the creative side and Paus overseeing money and logistics.
Buhs takes us on a long and windy tour of the early sightings, footprints, fur tufts, droppings and even abductions (at various times, Bigfoot was said to have kidnapped many women and children and at least one man).
