Sentence examples for safe mooring from inspiring English sources

The Trajanic harbour, a hexagonal inland basin, was built in the early years of the second century AD to give safe mooring to merchant ships as the population of Rome expanded.

Mackintosh decided to establish a shore base at Cape Evans, Captain Scott's headquarters during the 1910 13 Terra Nova Expedition, and to find a safe winter mooring nearby for Aurora.

At 62, bald and with a salt-and-pepper mustache, Mr. Bamford is so unflamboyant that it comes as a surprise to learn that for most of the 1990s he lived aboard a 60-foot motor yacht called the Safe House, moored in a Potomac River marina.

If unsure (after a few days, you will get a "feel" for safe areas) moor where groups of other boaters do.

After more than two years of sluggish sales because of the economic downturn, luxury yacht builders are cautiously optimistic that the current instability will not damp the spirits of the region's wealthy, as they seek palatial pleasure boats to moor in safe havens like the U.A.E. and Qatar or along the Mediterranean coast.

A reference position where all mooring lines are safe is achieved using structural reliability indices in a cost function, where both the mean mooring-line tension and dynamic effects are considered.

A creep damage analysis of synthetic fiber ropes is of necessity to ensure the safe and economic operation of mooring systems.

For those who are sitting on their cash, there's also a cost to staying moored in such safe harbors.

Early diagnosis and fault-tolerant control are essential for safe operation of floating platforms where mooring systems maintain vessel position and must withstand environmental loads.

The next day, I  was taken to a cruise ship called the Uganda that was moored in a relatively safe area, and finally treated.

During such an impact, the platform׳s mooring system must maintain a safe platform attitude and withstand the forces from impact and the resulting platform motion.