Sentence examples for mooring time from inspiring English sources

In the mooring time domain coupling analysis, the surge, sway and roll response of the new platform is small, and the heave response is greatly reduced.

The port authority provided the average mooring time and time for loading and unloading in order to model service times of inland container barges in the port area.

Marcus Trower, chairman of the National Bargee Travellers Association London, which represents continuous cruisers, said the strategy had the "perfect recipe for gentrification: Turning places into business zones where we wouldn't be allowed to moor and reducing mooring times to encourage leisure cruisers rather than people who live on boats".

Pollen records show how human activity has changed on the moor over time, with a peak of settlement during the Bronze Age, and expansion of grazing into the Iron Age.

And a COW is the perfect mooring in times like these.

The 2013/14 began again with a trip to Turf Moor, this time in celebration of the 125th anniversary of the Football League.

His research done, he sent her his manuscript - plus a jaunty sprig of heather from the Yorkshire moors - timed to arrive on his subject's birthday.

Since 1985 when Brady admitted that he had murdered Keith and Pauline Reade, Winnie has gone to Saddleworth Moor many times.

The task is simplified somewhat by the fact that musical eras and genres are not always moored firmly in time.

"Mad Max" certainly has its historical signifiers, like Max Rockatansky's 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT coupe, but one secret, I think, is that the movie is not moored to any time.

One of Monaco's many absurdities is that these sleek craft are hydrodynamically designed to sail the seven seas, yet spend much of their time moored in the equivalent of a car park.