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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as one port" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing multiple ports or locations that are being treated as a single entity or unit.
Example: "The two cities function as one port, facilitating trade and transportation seamlessly."
Alternatives: "as a single entity" or "as a unified location".
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This was done for debugging purposes as one port can be connected to the leds and we can find what exactly is going on visually.
Individual compartments are referred to by the tank number and the athwartships position, such as "one port", "three starboard", or "six center".
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This ballast is taken on at one port, along with any organisms in the water, and discharged at subsequent ports as cargo is loaded.
These lanes can operate as one 4× port, two 2× port, and four 1× ports.
The cruise will continue as planned, barring one port missed because of the emergency.
Like on the new MacBook Pros, this is done through an adapter and daisy chaining as the 21.5-inch iMac has one port with two on the 27-inch model.
Risky activities, such as collecting ballast water in one port and dumping it in another, may occur many times before an invader becomes established.
As depicted in Figure 1(b), one port of each resonator is connected to an attenuated input microwave line, whereas the remaining ports are connected to output lines containing microwave amplifiers.
Each of the ends has one port which can be used as an outlet or inlet based on the study conditions.
As for where Soundrop apps might appear in future, think about other music-streaming platforms such as Deezer that also offer app stores as one likely port of call.
As the names suggest, the TURBO 1 has one port while the TURBO 4 has four ports.
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