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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at mooring" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in nautical contexts to refer to a vessel that is secured or anchored in a specific location.
Example: "The ship remained at mooring while the crew conducted maintenance checks."
Alternatives: "at anchor" or "secured at dock".
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The view out the Narrows from the south end of the island, Picnic Point (a name selected in a contest on GIPEC's blog), is unlike any other: the Verrazano Bridge, the loading cranes, the freighters at mooring.
A novel approach has been adopted to clearly demonstrate the variation with time of the contributions of umbilical excitation at mooring system, wave, and vortex shedding frequencies.
The Bakoua Beach has 100 luxury rooms overlooking the beach and sailboats at mooring.
A lot of entertaining is done at mooring, and the marina sells between 400 and 600 pounds of ice a day in Jul.
In one case (Clessidra), one is reminded of the symmetry and the calm of an hourglass; the other, with a more organic volume, looking at mooring elements where everyone, at least one time in life, has sat or anchored.
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From 1912 to 1957, the Reina Mercedes, a Spanish vessel captured at Santiago, was moored at the Academy.
RIGGING NEARS COMPLETION Rain and Cold Weather Again Keep Yankee at Mooring--Two Sail Trials a Day Planned.
GB Animation was based at Moor Hall, Cookham, Berkshire.
He graduated in 1782 and took the position of master at Moor's Indian Charity School.
In 1946 Jack joined the newly opened Gaumont British Animation studio at Moor Hall, Berkshire.
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