The phrase "anchor snap" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sailing, fishing, or any activity involving securing or releasing an anchor.
Example: "Before we set sail, make sure to check the anchor snap to ensure it is secure."
Alternatives: "anchor clip" or "anchor fastener".
Yet, strong support is sometimes insufficient to control high-deformation stress, and anchor snapping, steel arch distortion, and initial lining cracking can occur.
No significant loss of fluorescence intensity was observed when the light-insensitive HaXS8 was used to anchor SNAP-mTFP1 at Golgi membranes, confirming that the observed light-triggered decrease in fluorescence of SNAP-mTFP1 tethered with MeNV-HaXS results from the release, and not from the photobleaching of SNAP-mTFP1 fluorescence.
The boat lost power, her anchor lines snapped in the gale force winds and she was swept into the rocks off Fishers Island, N.Y.
When close to three dozen anchor rods snapped on the nearly completed new San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge this spring, it was just the latest in a series of controversies that have dogged the $6.4 billion project since the start.
Actually taking out your phone is one of the last barriers to creating videos, and Spectacles — glasses with an attached video camera to stream content straight to Snap — anchor the user around creating reams of short videos to broadcast his or her life.
One of the candle's anchor cables was also snapped by the wind and torn out of the brickwork.
In the station's offices, Calipari passed a large portrait of the anchor Don Lemon and stopped to snap a picture.
Its business-facing unit, which accounts for about 20% of sales, has grown at a triple-digit clip and accounts for almost half its new business, with anchor clients including Charity Water, Delta, United Airlines and Snap.
The track, built around an Atlanta snap track and anchored by gnawing electric guitars, currently has over 4 million views on YouTube.
Two men off Yeppoon's coast were rescued from a fishing trawler by an army Black Hawk helicopter after high seas damaged the trawler's propeller and snapped its heavy anchor chain, leaving it drifting helplessly in the cyclone's path.
He looks at where stores and other farmers markets operate, the density of homes enrolled in SNAP, median income and anchor sites that might be willing to host the market and assist with outreach.
