The Crapo, in 1955, docked at Detroit twenty-two times for an average docking time of 23.9 hours, and the Boardman docked at Detroit 25 times that year, with an average stay of 16.2 hours.
The proposed extension of docking time would save an estimated £4.5m a year in shift and staffing reductions.
At docking time, he embarks on a nautical eheck up talk with John W. Anderson, its captain; LeRoy J. Alexanderson, its exeutive officer; Richard W. Riddington, its 1st officer; Samuel Ely, its navigator; William Kayser, its chief engineer; & John M. Loege, its exec.
Among those who could be docked time for not trudging through the foot and a half of snow to get to work were clerical workers, social workers and secretaries — in short, nearly anyone who normally reports to a city office.
"We spend lots of boots-on-the-dock time with the fishermen we source from," Eddy says, "making sure we trust them and feel comfortable working with them.
Porte broke the rules, but Froome was also docked time by race commissaires.
In Fig. 3, we observe that the docking time varies between 0.75 and 1.50 for most of the molecules.
We also note that our results depend on the docking time and hence the docking implementation (OEDocking TK in our case).
For very large screening libraries, node utilization efficiency differences at the end of screening are unlikely to contribute to significant difference overall docking time.
Multithreaded execution in SMP mode further reduced docking time by 10%, for an overall improvement of 25% over VN OMP = 1, gm = reload) (Figure 2a).
