But docking with things that were never meant for docking is potentially important to Atomos.
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The adapter won't be limited to just docking SpaceX and Boeing vehicles But the adapter won't be limited to just docking SpaceX and Boeing vehicles.
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The ring was built according to the International Docking System Standard, an international standard created in 2010 to guide the designs of space docking adapters.
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IDA stands for international docking adapter; it attaches to the existing, older docking mechanism to provide improved capabilities for spacecraft arriving and departing from the station.
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The docking process, originally planned for 0530 GMT, failed due to issues related to the automatic docking system, news agency, Interfax added, cited NASA TV as saying.
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That's where the special docking and charging mechanism comes in.
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Microsoft pushed a docking station with the Microsoft Lumia 950.
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A drone could also transfer packages at these docking stations.
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We don't need any kiosk or the docking station anymore.
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The physical realities of spaceships docking at spaceports become apparent.
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Then there's the docking station that the tablet plugs into.
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Please request docking and observe speed regulations around the entrance.
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In other words, use a docking station or pay up.
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Aerial wireless charging without docking would require some infrastructure upgrades.
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At this point, the second part of the ARTEMIS navigation system kicks in: an acoustic beacon on the ARTEMIS docking station which allows the craft to navigate within 20-30 feet of the docking station.
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Lieutenant Joseph Friel removes a body camera from the docking station.
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The same would apply to Turkish ships docking at Libyan ports.
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Until now, SpaceX and Orbital ATK weren't actually docking their spaceships.
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But these require customers to return the bicycles to docking stations.
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The river bank is lined with shipyards, ferries and docking stations.
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Once done, it automatically empties its dustbin into the docking station.
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Today, maneuver similar to the Apollo docking are performed completely automatically.
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Today's pilots are of two kinds—sea pilots and docking pilots.
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Runs for up to 90 minutes before automatically docking and recharging.
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Roskosmos confirmed that a re-docking attempt would commence on Monday.
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When you've completed the docking, the game comes to an end.
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Sunday's docking marks SpaceX's 19th cargo flight to the space station.
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These experiments, which will include docking and re-docking to the station, as well as refueling, are crucial steps for China's space agency to practice as it prepares to launch a larger space station into orbit.
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Wired also likes the small size of the docking station you'll use to charge the iron, as you can store the docking station on a countertop or even place it on the end of an ironing board.
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After President Sergio Mattarella expressed humanitarian concerns Thursday, authorities gave docking permission.
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And down the road, Motivate envisions bike charging via its docking stations.
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However, this kind of in-space docking is not a novel practice.
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The Nyko Portable Docking Kit will be out sometime in the fall.
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But it's never stopped tech companies from reaching for the docking stars.
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The user interface on the Divvy docking station was confusing and slow.
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Those supplies include a new docking adaptor, spacesuit parts and Nickelodeon slime.
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Before docking, Olivia turned the comments off on her recent Instagram photos.
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Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute Vacuum Cleaner with Free Tools or Docking Station
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You can read more about the docking adaptor and other updates below.
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Riders don't have to park or pick up bikes at docking stations.
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Russia, which jointly operates the station with NASA, has five docking ports.
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If cities don't get those core things right, docking gimmicks won't help.
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Also know the ordinances covering boating and docking boats in that area.
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It was previously refused docking in Madagascar on February 13, AFP reported.
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Today, some aspects of docking are easier than they used to be.
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Apparently, it's not absolutely necessary to do a docking before people fly.
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The space agency congratulated NASA on Sunday morning after the successful docking.
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The cost of docking a boat differs depending on where it is.
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But I've tried to be mega-careful with docking and undocking it.
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This mission's cargo included IDA-218, the second automated docking ring set to be installed on the ISS, which will enable autonomous docking capabilities for future commercial spacecraft visiting the station with both crew and cargo on board.
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"This is the first time in history, a docking has ever been performed with a satellite that was not pre-designed with docking in mind," said Joe Anderson, a vice president at Space Logistics, in a press conference.
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SpaceLogistics reckons its docking system can clamp onto 22017% of today's geosynchronous satellites.
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EDT/0713 GMT on Thursday, docking at the station about six hours later.
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So how can you make the case for it — without docking your pay?
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This docking adapter came up on SpaceX's CRS-18 resupply mission in July.
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And at 5:51AM ET, the vehicle attached itself onto the docking port.
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When you later return to the docking bay, the girl is still waiting.
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PS4 Dual Shock Controller Dual USB Charging Charger Docking Station — $13.32 See Details
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Rendering of a spacewalker installing a new "International Docking Adapter" on the iSS.
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This docking adapter, made by Boeing, is actually the third of its kind.
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Penalizing caregivers by docking the Social Security benefits they count on is backwards.
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By building GPS transmitters into frames, entrepreneurs freed them from fixed docking stations.
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If the submarine is lying at an acute angle, docking could be hard.
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SpaceX's Crew Dragon automatically docking with the International Space Station earlier this year.
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The Docking Institute conducted its latest sampling of 2628 Missourians March 28503–22019.
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They are also docking them in other countries to maintain a lower profile.
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Google workers whizzed through the halls on scooters with their own docking stations.
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Both the automated docking and the spacecraft's return to Earth performed as planned.
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The corals made the oil pipeline and a simple docking pier their home.
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Meanwhile, cities with bike-share docking stations are considering what to do next.
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Now the country is barring US military ships from docking in Hong Kong.
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There are also thrusters on the bow and stern to ease the docking process.
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Such a docking maneuver was something that SpaceX had never performed before this weekend.
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Docking is my literal nightmare, but we make it back without running into anything.
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Boeing is the company that was contracted to design and build these docking adapters.
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The docking signifies a major accomplishment for both SpaceX and NASA's Commercial Crew Program.
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This node will have a docking port for Orion and one for the lander.
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The Nintendo Switch includes two key parts: a portable tablet and a docking station.
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After the docking failed this morning, automated systems aboard the Dragon canceled the rendezvous.
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A version of the docking port adapter that will be delivered to the ISS.
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He wasn't at his little docking station, which is where I last saw him.
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After the vacuum makes its route, it returns to the docking station to recharge.
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"Congratulations to the entire team," Williams said after installing the docking adaptor with Rubins.
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It is still a working port, with cruise ships docking at theBrooklyn Cruise Terminal.
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In docking Williams a game, Ramos "made himself part of the match," she writes.
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DOCKING IN PALERMO, the two men found a city still ravaged by the war.
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Vehicles connect to the space station in one of two ways: berthing or docking.
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You can wash it down with a glass of Phattro from the Docking Bay.
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For the docking to succeed, the target in the middle has to be green.
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Very similar to Windows 3.0, but lacks high contrast so I'm docking a point.
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The mice began their stay on the space station after docking on December 8.
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SpaceX's Crew Dragon already completed its orbital flight and docking test, called Demo-1.
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The mission will carry equipment for experiments and scientific research, as well as supplies for ISS astronauts, and a new docking adapter that will automate the docking process for any future crew spacecraft built to take advantage during their visits to the ISS.
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Finally, the Dyson's docking station can be neatly mounted on your wall for easy recharging.
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The Lifeline was stranded at sea with 234 migrants when Italy and Malta refused docking.
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Dell D1000 Dual Video USB 3.0 Docking Station for $69.99 at Dell (list price $139.99).
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Docking dogs' tails and cutting their ears is banned in the United Kingdom and Australia.
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The dock's creator, Steve Warren, has considered most aspects of a modern docking solution, though.
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If they do, NASA has made sure that they will have an available docking port.
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Both automatically return to their docking stations to charge when battery life is running low.
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In this illustration, a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft approaches the International Space Station for docking.
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When it senses it's low on battery, Roborock S5 automatically returns to its docking charger.
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The scooters don't require docking stations, which means they can be left just about anywhere.
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Apple's Phil Schiller described them as "the ultimate docking station" at October's MacBook Pro event.
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The Sphero Bolt is charged using a docking station that the ball fits perfectly into.
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And deploying cables for docking adaptors that will connect to spacecraft from commercial resupply missions?
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Bluescreens and driver crashes occurred frequently, and the docking app for the display crashed occasionally.
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August saw me buy my most unexpected Kickstarter success—Fishbone, a docking station for electronics.
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It can run for up to 90 minutes before automatically re-docking itself to charge.
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In 2016, PAI Partners acquired docking guidance systems specialist Safegate International for an undisclosed amount.
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One twist here is that riders won't have to park their bikes at docking stations.
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Instead, the candidate opted for sending him to counseling and docking him several weeks' pay.
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Malaysia has an even blunter policy, blocking all cruise ships from docking in the country.
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Docking at the ISS will be more complicated if you choose a higher difficulty level.
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It takes a short break between shifts to recharge its batteries in a docking station.
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Early this month, only some 200 of about 1,400 planned docking stations were in operation.
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The instructions advise keeping a 2980-inch perimeter clear of objects around the docking station.
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A planned docking with the International Space Station to deliver supplies had to be aborted.
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By reducing the number elements requiring on-orbit docking, the Minimal Gateway is not required.
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On the right we have a docking station with a tablet-like screen inside it.
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Docking stations are £6 (which comes out to about $7.88.) The docking station is what makes the Magno Ink look the most like a high-end fancy pen, and I can definitely see Silicon Valley types displaying them proudly on their open-plan office desks.
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CNN noted that the successful docking procedure was a first for SpaceX, which has already run Dragon 1 capsule cargo missions to the ISS but previously relied on the station's robotic arm to grab that craft and manually drag it to the docking port.
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"This is the first time in history a docking has been performed with a satellite that was not pre-designed with docking in mind," Joe Anderson, a vice president at SpaceLogistics, a subsidiary of Northrop Grumman, said during a telephone news conference on Wednesday.
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Docking instead at a nearby island, the officers bought some chicken stew from the local market.
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Joseph Lavana plugs a Taser body-worn camera to the docking station at the police station.
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The portable docking station fits right under your laptop and replaces all of the legacy ports.
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Registered users can borrow any of 450 bikes from 48 docking stations for a nominal fee.
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But a new generation of bikeshare can be deployed without the need for any docking startups.
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Yoshioka says WHILL likely will focus on partnering with commercial properties to create indoor docking stations.
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Movable docking stations will also make it possible to create temporary Velib parking stations near events.
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Amazon outlines the idea of a "central control system" which could communicate with each docking station.
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One more ingredient that's coming along will be automated rendezvous and docking to a space station.
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Every time after that, it's as easy as plugging the phone into the Dex docking station.
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He sent the army to board the ship and prevent it from docking on Australian territory.
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Ships coming from or going to Qatar were barred from docking at Fujairah, in the UAE.
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More than half are blocked from docking, and four have been seized as of Sept 11.
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Justin Bieber gave his baby brother a taste of baller's paradise ... docking his yacht for lunch.
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Unlike the sea pilots, the docking pilots don't have a tradition of dressing in business suits.
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The docking station at "Panthers," Third Street and Prospect Park West, is among the new locations.
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Similarly, Seraphin is a docking device that turns your mobile phone into a smart light bulb.
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One blast was touched off on a barge moored illegally to avoid a $25 docking fee.
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Fuel and docking can get even more expensive during an event like the Monaco Grand Prix.
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Upon docking to another module or space station, the habitat would expand to two spacious stories.
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"I was the captain of our boat and in charge of docking the ship," he said.
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The Costa Fortuna cruise ship was barred from docking in Phuket, Thailand, and then Penang, Malaysia.
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The Grand Princess and the Diamond Princess both faced delays in docking after positive coronavirus cases.
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Commercial Crew program participant SpaceX performed its uncrewed ISS docking mission, called "Demo-1," last March.
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A robotic arm will grab the capsule and take it to one of the docking ports.
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The docking maneuver, which required down-to-the-millisecond precision, was also a first for SpaceX.
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This is actually the second brand new docking adapter with this automated docking capability to be delivered to the International Space Station — the first, IDA-2, was installed in 2016 and was actually already used by SpaceX during its list uncrewed Dragon crew capsule test flight.
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He did not directly answer questions about why the company chose not to do the end-to-end test, but announced that going forward, Boeing will run tests of its software systems in larger chunks (from launch to space-station docking, then from docking to landing).
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This travel-ready bundle wraps up the Nintendo Switch with a 10000mAh portable charger docking station combo.
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It's also smart enough to return to its self-charging docking station when the job is done.
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After President Sergio Mattarella expressed humanitarian concerns about the migrants, authorities granted the Italian ship docking permission.
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A previous Russian Progress cargo ship docked to the Pirs docking compartment of the International Space Station.
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That's the world Samsung is entering with DeX, a $149.99 docking station for the Galaxy S8 smartphone.
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Once they are done with the device, it will return to a docking station on its own.
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But for Microsoft, the Surface Connect port is still a better solution for both power and docking.
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One of the key differences between this launch and a standard cargo mission involves its docking procedures.
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The current version of Dragon needs the Canadarm to finally affix it to the ISS docking station.
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On Friday, Williams and Rubins routed a cable for the second docking port's installation in early 2018.
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The older bike-renting services that operate in cities like New York and London use docking stations.
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By docking your Galaxy S8, S8 Plus, or Note 93, you could achieve the Samsung DeX experience.
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NASA will be live streaming much of the mission, including the launch, docking and return to Earth.
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He spent 166 days on the station in 2013, participating in two spacewalks and docking four spacecraft.
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Good at cleaning and automatic docking, but struggles a bit with rugs and raised edging while navigating.
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There's also a cordless charging mat and docking station, which the phone snaps on to with magnets.
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Docking the Mothership, from a story Elliot Erwitt photographed in February 2000 about progress in moon exploration.
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Rackete is no longer in detention but remains under investigation for defying orders by docking the vessel.
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It's equipped with new redundant thrusters and electrical motors for the vehicle's docking probe, according to NASA.
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This means that astronauts on board the ISS won't need to be involved with docking the spacecraft.
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Phattro and Moof Juice Slurp down these non-alcoholic beverages at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo.
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This week, the S.S. John W. Brown will be docking at Pier 36 on the East River.
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Johann Strauss's "Blue Danube" waltz turns the long space-station docking sequence into a graceful galactic ballet.
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Mr. Musk said the most critical portions of the mission are the docking and the re-entry.
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It offered traditional bikes that were parked at one docking station and could be returned to another.
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The ship was able to continue operations until docking at its home port a few months later.
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The league could take a range of steps, including fines, docking draft picks and even suspending Jones.
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Dyson suggests docking it or using the magnetic charging cable in a hybrid capacity for longer sessions.
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There's a stop in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, before docking at Beach 743th Street and Beach Channel Drive.
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Thomas Stafford of the Air Force on a three-day orbital mission testing rendezvous and docking procedures.
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Finally, the cruise announced they would be docking in Greenock, Scotland, which had been another replacement port.
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I'm looking for an entirely different ship, any will do, just something larger than my docking-vessel.
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IDA-2 has already proven effective, too: It received its first docking vehicle on March 3 of this year, when SpaceX's Crew Dragon Demo-1 test vehicle used the automated docking procedure designed for this adapter to demonstrate how it will work eventually when crew are on board.
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For this test, the Crew Dragon's own navigational system handled the docking procedure — and it happened without issue.
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The Aquarius, carrying 630 migrants, drew wide attention after Italy and Malta refused the aid ship docking rights.
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The US and European countries could also bar Russian ships from docking in their ports for a while.
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The helmets weigh no more than typical hard hats but come with their own battery and docking station.
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In Bhopal, users can register on their smartphones and unlock one of 500 bikes from 60 docking stations.
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But the video capture is super interesting for docking operations, or for recording mesmerizing clips like those above.
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"Between now and June of 2020, we would have to make that a reality," Bridenstine said about docking.
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The car is loaded with a multitude of screens and creature comforts like selfie cameras and docking stations.
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The pods would move through the city alongside regular car traffic, before eventually docking inside the hyperloop's tube.
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A replacement docking port is under construction and expected to be delivered to the station in early 2018.
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It keeps an iPhone's headphone jack accessible and makes one-handed docking and removal of your phone easy.
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It's also designed to be self-sufficient, finding its charger and docking whenever it runs low on power.
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The Miimo can run for 30 to 70 minutes before having to return to it's discreet docking station.
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Some think docking and cropping your dog is not particularly humane just to give it a certain look.
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Docking a large tanker ship is both expensive and time consuming, so supplies are typically delivered by barge.
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It's a stripped-down simulator with one seat and two joysticks, which users can practice piloting and docking.
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It's even programmed to empty its own basket into the docking station, which should cut down on dust.
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I'm docking two believability points here because there was no real reason for Jaime to hurry like that.
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Once there, Dragon will spend two days in space before docking with the International Space Station on Wednesday.
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The helmets weigh no more than a typical hardhat but come with their own battery and docking station.
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Do either the tablet or the docking station include anything like an SD card slot, for expandable storage?
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Without designated docking stations for e-scooters, they can end up in a pile, obstructing sidewalks and crosswalks.
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T-Mobile's Binge On allows customers to view content on some video websites without docking their data allotment.
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In all military branches, this nonjudicial punishment can include docking pay, reducing rank or restricting troops to quarters.
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After docking, they kept up the touchy-feely fun, as Hailey worked her lap dance skills for Bella.
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Authorities banned the ship from docking over concerns that someone aboard has COVID-19, The New Paper reported.
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The crew manually docked themselves to the port just fine since the failing component only prevented automatic docking.
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He now employs 230 people in Redmond, Washington, and primarily sells his signature laptop docking stations through Amazon.
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The ship ended up returning to San Francisco early instead of docking in Ensenada, Mexico, as a precaution.
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They're managing software developers, monitoring their clicks and scrolls and docking their pay if they work too slowly.
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Instead, NASA and Boeing decided to land the capsule early, completing other tests but not the docking demonstration.
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It did not resume until the successful flight and docking of Soyuz 4 and 5 in January 1969.
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We also examine the strange history of a docking mast in South America, the last zeppelin mast in existence.
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Walmart is offering a bundle that comes with the Nintendo Switch console and a portable charger and docking station.
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That will mean will not fully support window resizing, docking to the side of the screen, and split-view.
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Unlike Ofo's bikes, Velib's 24,000 bicycles must be parked in 1,800 docking stations spaced 300 meters from one another.
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While in space, Scott and Armstrong performed the first successful docking of two vehicles in space, according to NASA.
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Russia's Soyuz capsule has long been automatically docking with the International Space Station, bringing crews to the orbiting lab.
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There are too many problems and issues to make the hassle of docking a phone into a laptop worthwhile.
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Once it reached orbit, the tip of the gumdrop-shaped capsule pivoted open, exposing the capsule's docking mechanism underneath.
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At the arrival desk in Docking Bay E24, a security guard queries a teenager waiting by the arrival desk.
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Also, the docking stations could be used for advertising to "generate additional revenue for the provider", according to Amazon.
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The craft was less than a mile away from the space station when the docking had to be aborted.
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The villa is close to Scarborough's main docking facilities, and a marina is being planned for Tobago, he said.
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They'll be rigging cables in preparation for installing new docking adapters for Boeing Starliner and the SpaceX Crew Dragon.
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The launch and docking will take place on Saturday and Sunday respectively, with the return scheduled for March 7.
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Even into his 70s, he adhered to a strict work regimen, toiling on docking systems for the Soyuz rockets.
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Correction: This article originally stated that the upcoming Dragon mission would send two international docking adapters to the ISS.
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This could be a smaller aircraft capable of docking onto the AFC and unloading products as well as fuel.
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So I bought a 480GB SSD, an external hard drive docking station, and a torx screwdriver set off Amazon.
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It doesn't look like much, but a new ship lands on one of its docking pads every few minutes.
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The module was then attached to one of the station's docking ports, and it remained folded up until Thursday.
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Dozens of Hanjin's ships have been blocked from docking with ports and lashing firms fearing they won't be paid.
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NASA is preparing to issue a competition early next year for a larger commercial module at that docking port.
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At dawn, 10 people — including a woman and a minor — arrived on Lampedusa, docking near the port authority's office.
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Dark wood side tables held lamps with O-shaped chrome bases, along with a squat JBL radio/docking station.
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Back in the day, you had Richard Nixon and the Bee Gees docking their yachts in the marina there.
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Boeing was able to demonstrate launch and landing, but we still haven't seen the capsule's docking abilities in action.
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Apart from boats docking in the marina and the occasional security guard on patrol, the site now lies desolate.
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However, Bridenstine said that it's possible Boeing could do a crewed mission without demonstrating a docking in space first.
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Some have threatened to punish lawmakers by docking their conservative ratings on the influential "scorecards" they distribute to voters.
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With the latter, Starliner could fly Ferguson, Fincke, and Mann without having demonstrated its automated docking system in space.
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Once there, it'll get in position for docking with the ISS, which is set to take place tomorrow morning.
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However, the mission did not achieve its ultimate goal of docking with the International Space Station and delivering supplies.
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That summer "Swan Lake" was performing in St. Petersburg, Russia, one of the locations where the boat was docking.
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Between the lines: According to Boeing and NASA, the mission wasn't a total failure even though docking didn't occur.
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China's Shenzhou X manned spacecraft successfully completed an automated docking with the orbiting Tiangong-1 space module on Thursday.
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Russian ships have been docking here for years, and since 2011, up to 60 Russian vessels have refueled in Ceuta.
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The space agency will carefully monitor the performance of the rocket, Crew Dragon, ground system operations, and the docking procedure.
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In 2016, PAI Partners acquired docking guidance systems specialist Safegate International and merged the two groups to form ADB Safegate.
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Formerly used to refer to the smartphone docking station, it's now the name of the company's desktop mode for Android.
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It is standard practice for a vessel to give 48 hours' notice before docking at a port, Greek officials said.
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Hong Kong, too, requires anyone traveling from mainland China to enter a two-week quarantine upon docking in Hong Kong.
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NCIS special agents deploy aboard Navy vessels and conduct security assessments ahead of US Navy ships docking in foreign ports.
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He's deeply opposed to modifying pets' bodies in any way, whether that's ear cropping, tail docking, or — of course — tattoos.
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It is standard practice for a vessel to give notice 48 hours before docking at a port, Greek officials said.
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He flips open the smartphone docking arms from the bottom of the remote, revealing two hidden replacement joysticks nestled inside.
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Safely docking a returning drone aboard a moving C-130 requires an as-of-yet unprecedented level of technical sophistication.
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A legendary Dave, for sure, but we're docking points for his Ziggy Stardust phase where he forsook the name Dave.
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Known as the International Docking Adaptor, this will eventually be attached to a port on the exterior of the ISS.
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Alt+[ or Alt+] are also useful shortcuts for docking Chrome OS windows to the left or right of the display.
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Cited for twisting off the tails of puppies as an improper tail docking method; other dogs had injuries and wounds.
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The International Docking Adaptor, once installed, will allow commercial spacecraft carrying astronauts to come into port at the Space Station.
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You can watch Rubins and Williams install the docking adapter in the window below Friday starting at 6:30 a.m.
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China is the third country after the United States and Russia to complete space rendezvous and docking procedures, Xinhua said.
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The adapter has been built to the International Docking System Standard — an international standard for spacecraft docks established in 2010.
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Airlines are adding new international flights to the semitropical island, while more Asian cruise lines are docking at Naha's port.
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Maybe create a droid-like docking cradle, so your flying friend can occasionally land and roll around R2-D2 style.
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One of their first moves in office was to prevent a ship carrying 629 migrants from docking on Italy's shores.
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Make it a hard and fast rule that all technology must be placed at the family docking station before bed.
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More jarring was the new Ford GoBike docking station that a Lyft-owned company had installed next to the clubhouse.
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That led to the spacecraft squandering its propellant, and a planned docking at the International Space Station was called off.
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IRAN FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESMAN SAYS IRANIAN TANKER HAS DELIVERED ITS CARGO AFTER DOCKING ON MEDITERRANEAN COAST - STATE NEWS AGENCY IRNA
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Docking ports are barely larger than a human, while berthing ports are much larger and can support more massive payloads.
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In Malaysia, officials took a harsher stance and blocked all cruise ships from docking, regardless of who was on board.
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The ship, which is carrying more than 3,500 people from 54 countries, was earlier barred from docking in San Francisco.
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After the last US Navy visit in 2018, China expressed its displeasure over the docking and closely monitored the situation.
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With this week's success, that docking would occur at the Intelsat satellite's current location, without taking it out of service.
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The shop relocated twice more before docking at 200 Church Street in 2014, but it already needs a new address.
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"Although docking was planned, it may not have to be accomplished prior to the crew demonstration," NASA's blog post states.
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Volvo Penta's self-docking technology did just that at a demo at the Volvo Ocean Race in Sweden this weekend.
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The capsule is designed to automatically approach the space station and attach to a docking port all on its own.
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Taxes: $12,488 (estimated), plus an approximately $1,21880 monthly docking fee Contact: Michele Affronte, Engel & Völkers Sausalito, 4380-21970-22011; micheleaffronte.evrealestate.
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A Russian Soyuz capsule carrying three spaceflight veterans slipped into a docking port aboard the station at 20143:54 p.m.
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The trip starts in Mumbai and will continue in ports like Dubai, Doha, Jerusalem, and Nazareth before docking in Athens.
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Here is another look at the controller shell, with the tablet portion placed inside the docking station on the right.
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A one-way ticket is expected to cost about 80 Canadian dollars and take about 3.5 hours docking at downtown harbors.
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Another great benefit is the included docking station that stores and charges the machine, as well as hold any additional attachments.
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During a bone-chilling week, they set up a time-lapse camera at Montauk harbor that showed no tuna boats docking.
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You can also add on a magnetic "docking station" for your pen if you really don't want it to go anywhere.
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The design is meant to evoke the docking stations of bike-share systems like Chicago's Divvy and New York's Citi Bike.
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One big, important part of its cargo is the new International Docking Adapter built by Boeing, otherwise known as IDA-3.
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The Cypriot government said its authorities had not approved the docking of any Russian tankers carrying jet fuel bound for Syria.
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The fast-track to the ISS required the Progress 70 vehicle to perform just two orbits of Earth prior to docking.
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Before another docking adapter can be installed, though, NASA wants to relocate the PMA it will sit on — called PMA-3.
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The Chaser will repeatedly release and capture the Target in a series of demonstrations, including rendezvous and docking, and proximity operations.
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It controls smart home devices through IFTTT and knows to automatically return to its docking station when its battery is low.
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Projects like bike-share docking stations and EV charging stations also seem to fit similar cost profiles while having high engagement.
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Unlike Copenhagen's the system was not free; but it was cheap, and credit cards and electronic docking stands made it convenient.
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After docking at one of the local restaurants, we claim seats at a large table on the beach along the river.
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This will allow NASA and SpaceX to work out any problems that arise in the spacecraft's docking, return and recovery phases.
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Instead, it soldiers on with the single USB-A, Mini Display Port, and Microsoft's Surface Connector port for power and docking.
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A second docking adaptor was launched in 2016 on another Falcon 9 and then installed to a port during a spacewalk.
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It's like that self-docking boat from Volvo, but way more useful for all of us who actually have a car.
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The hardworking engineer quickly rose through the ranks of the Russian space program, due largely to his brilliance with docking systems.
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Hard Day's Night Syromyatnikov went back to work on docking systems, which he would carry out until his death in 2006.
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If you need something with a few more options, there's the VAVA USB-C Docking Station for $233.99 (with the QSFGATW26).
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"Close-proximity operations to a small body is more like docking to a [second] spacecraft than orbiting a planet," Johnson said.
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The device comes in two parts: users breathe into a grey pod and then insert it into a white docking station.
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Apple executive Phil Schiller called it the "ultimate docking station" because it can simultaneously display from the laptop while charging it.
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But that first docking adapter was destroyed last year, when the Falcon 9 rocket that was carrying it disintegrated during launch.
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The docking adapter just got to the space station on July 20th, after launching on one of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets.
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The Saturday launch from Russia's main space facility in Baikonur, Kazakhstan, came after a two-day postponement and docking plan change.
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In preparation, groups of the port's docking pilots and sea pilots practiced over the summer on a ship simulator in Maryland.
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Yobshrimp Noodle Salad A marinated noodle salad topped with peeled and chilled shrimp, found at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo.
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During Friday's spacewalk, Kimbrough will disconnect four cables on a docking tunnel to be used by the new commercial space taxis.
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A federal judge is reportedly threatening to temporarily block Carnival cruise ships from docking at U.S. ports over possible probation violations.
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Italy's deputy prime minister claimed "victory" over a decision to refuse the docking of a migrant rescue ship carrying 6205 people.
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The docking of the spacecraft with the lab will take place about two days after the liftoff, Chinese space officials said.
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Tim Docking co-chairs the Private Sector Advisory Council at the Millennium Challenge Corporation, an independent U.S. government foreign aid agency.
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At the same time, new technology such as joystick driving and autonomous docking is seeping into the boating industry, Schwabero said.
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The crew will gradually approach the station, which orbits about 250 miles (400 km) above Earth, for two days before docking.
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Instead of bike docking stations and physical keys, companies like Spin, Mobike, and Ofo offer bikes that have embedded GPS systems.
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Prohibiting practices like debeaking and tail-docking, and clearly defining real outdoor access as mandatory are important improvements that we applaud.
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You can even pair it with a magnetic docking station for easy use and access at home or in the car.
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The patent, awarded July 2016, envisions these docking stations could be built on existing electrical or phone poles or street lights.
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Within 10 days of the ship's docking in New York, she was committed to Central Islip Psychiatric Center on Long Island.
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If something was amiss, Bob alerted his human counterparts; when Bob needed a recharge, he happily returned to his docking station.
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You go to a docking station, get a bike, pedal it around to another station, and lock up the bike there.
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In April, Mr. Menchaca, a Democrat, proposed legislation that would require all cruise ships docking in Brooklyn to use shore power.
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As long as most healthy cells do not have the docking site for that T cell protein, the treatment can work.
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The system, which is only for deployment of the docking portion of the ride, will alert the captain to impending collisions.
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It features an Apple Pencil side slot and is Apple Keyboard compatible, with an open slot for docking that as well.
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But the company won't get to demonstrate docking with the ISS, a critical capability needed to bring astronauts to the station.
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And Boeing argued that it had completed up to 60 percent of its testing objectives for the flight, even without docking.
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A new migrants' crisis is taking place over a boat carrying 47 people that has been prevented from docking in Sicily.
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A planned docking at the International Space Station was called off, and the capsule returned after only two days in orbit.
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With the successful launch and docking procedure now behind it, only one important test remains for SpaceX's test flight: the return trip.
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In the song, titled "Kingdom" -- Bron raps about docking his yacht off the coast of France, having dope cars and TWO RINGS!!
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That mission, Crew Dragon Demo-1, flew in March, with a successful docking procedure taking place with IDA-2 on March 3.
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The current bikeshare model presumes that you need space on the sidewalk and road for the docking systems used to manage bikeshare.
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Apple's patent for the iPad would see the tablet docking into the display portion, with a trackpad supplied on the laptop instead.
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The commission proposed a system to penalize states like this, by docking their number of pledged delegates, should they not adjust deadlines.
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We have given clearance to all such requests for docking by any ship that carries humanitarian aid to the people of Yemen.
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According to a Greek television report, translated by Reuters, Greece's Deputy Foreign Minister Miltiadis Varvitsiotis, said Greece wouldn't provide any docking assistance.
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The rooms even feature hands-free docking stations in the bathrooms, so you can watch your shows while you're on the loo.
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Then it would simply plug into a docking connector on top of the car, and work its magic to recharge your battery.
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Situated in front of the gene, this switch, called an enhancer, is a docking site for proteins that control the gene's activity.
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You can connect a Zenfone over its USB-C cable or an Asus docking accessory that comes with mouse and keyboard support.
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"At no time was the station or the crew in any danger," Navias said during NASA TV coverage of the planned docking.
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The interior minister in the coalition government leads the right-wing League and has kept migrant rescue ships from docking in Italy.
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Once you have the right cables and adapters, it's never been easier to build and use a docking setup for a desk.
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A new HVAC system ensures that everyone is the right temperature, while four iPad charging and docking stations keep the crew entertained.
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There's a FaceTime reader camera/mic setup and, perhaps most compelling, a trio of USB-C ports built in for desktop docking.
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It was only upon docking at the gate that his hands unclenched from the armrest and his ordeal came to an end.
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That means that future space vehicles, at least those with docking systems that adhere to standard, can also attach to the IDA.
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Captain Robert F. Flannery, Jr., is the president of Metro Pilots, an organization of docking pilots associated with the Moran tugboat company.
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But agency has said that waiving the rule would not help in this case due to damaged ports preventing ships from docking.
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This Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo fried chicken dish comes with a healthy heap of roasted vegetable mash and herb gravy.
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A second spacewalk by Pesquet and NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson is planned for Thursday, to reconnect cables to the relocated docking tunnel.
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The Switch docking station houses the system's tablet when you're gaming at home on a TV, but what else does it do?
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It comes with a wall-mountable docking station, allowing you to easily store it and charge it when it's not in use.
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Medicare now penalizes hospitals with excessively high readmission rates, by docking reimbursement rates for Medicare services by as much as 3 percent.
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The spaceship with NASA's Shane Kimbrough and Russians Sergey Ryzhikov and Andrey Borisenko on board completed the docking maneuver at 0952 GMT.
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In the background shines the Empire State Building, which developers once imagined would welcome airships with a docking mast on its top.
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The Cygnus spacecraft with the KickSat-2 CubeSat attached — it's the little gold thing right by where the docking arm is attached.
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The Cypriot foreign ministry said its authorities had not approved the docking of any Russian tankers carrying jet fuel bound for Syria.
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The two entities cut a deal, with ESA agreeing to take charge of the funding and construction of Dream Chaser's docking mechanism.
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Despite his efforts, The Times reported, lawyers investigating Mr. Moonves found enough evidence to justify docking him a $120 million severance payment.
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Enabling GPS on the GoPro will shorten its run time a bit, but we're certainly not docking it for including that option.
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Some cruise ships have been denied docking at ports altogether over coronavirus fears, while others have docked with quarantined passengers on board.
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Rows blaze over athletes kowtowing to China, naval docking rights and alleged censorship on TikTok, a Chinese app used by teenagers worldwide.
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A planned docking at the space station was called off, and the mission was cut short, to two days instead of eight.
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After being barred from docking in five countries, another ship — Holland America's MS Westerdam — finally disembarked on February 13 in Sihanoukville, Cambodia.
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This contract with Symphony of the Seas sails in the Caribbean, docking in St. Maarten, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, and the Bahamas.
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Having another ship blocked from docking is more bad news for the cruise industry, which has already seen falling bookings across Asia.
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Having another ship blocked from docking is more bad news for the cruise industry, which has already seen falling bookings across Asia.
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Those include the SpaceX rocket explosion in 85033, the rocket satellite explosion in 2016, and its aborted space station docking in 2017.
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The Russian space agency, Roscosmos, only approved NASA and SpaceX's docking plans on Wednesday, just two days ahead of Crew Dragon's launch.
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What's different about the SpaceX docking feat is that it's a private company, not a government, that's in charge of the operation.
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Italy&aposs hard-line, anti-migrant government had kept the two military ships from docking at Pozzallo until other countries had stepped up.
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Amador says there was apparently a mechanical malfunction that prevented the 150-foot-long ship from stopping in time as it was docking.
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He also revealed the prices of some accessories for the phone: the DeX docking station, a new GearVR headset, and Gear 360 camera.
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That means there will only be one IDA-equipped docking station for the foreseeable future, and it's why this year's installation was crucial.
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The latest patent describes docking stations which could be installed on cell towers, church steeples, office building, electric poles, and generally tall structures.
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In addition, 31 ships that have been known to traffic in illegal nuclear goods are to be banned from docking in any port.
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Among the goodies that the rocket ferried to space on the 20,000 lb Dragon capsule is something called an International Docking Adapter (IDA).
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Orbital also had a role on a secret Air Force program that was first disclosed last year and includes docking capabilities, he said.
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Samsung today announced timing for its new DeX Pad, the company's docking device that transforms a Galaxy smartphone into a PC-like workstation.
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The first International Docking Adaptor was destroyed in 2015, when the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying it to the station disintegrated after takeoff.
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A Dragon docking on Thursday means the station's six-member crew will be juggling the arrival of two cargo ships within 24 hours.
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During the test, both NASA and SpaceX will carefully monitor ground systems, in-orbit operations, docking and landing procedures, and many other elements.
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All six North Korean ships were loaded with anthracite coal, according to a daily docking plan published on the port of Jintang's website.
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It also was the subject of scrutiny when Caruso hosted its "christening" party in a Newport Harbor, inhibiting other smaller boats from docking.
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Unlike rideshare bikes, there are no docking stations, so a Bird can be discarded as soon as the rider has reached their destination.
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The company saves money, and your desk gets a docking station, so you feel happy knowing you can use that comfy, familiar device.
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Once in orbit, the crew will remain in the Soyuz for two days before docking with the ISS at 5PM ET on Saturday.
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That means any vehicle with a docking port built to this standard could potentially hook up to the station's IDA in the future.
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Of the items headed Dragon is bringing to the station, the most critical piece of cargo includes an international docking adapter, or IDA.
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Initially, the Progress cargo ship was to test a new regime for docking with the space station less than four hours after launch.
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On August 19th, he and fellow NASA astronaut Kate Rubins installed a new international docking adapter to the outside of the orbiting lab.
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More recently, Eurogamer reported that the device would primarily be a handheld console that could connect to your television using a docking station.
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Braised Shaak Roast A hearty beef pot roast complete with cavatelli pasta, kale and mushrooms, found at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo.
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This plant-based 'garden loaf' is served with roasted vegetable mash, seasonal vegetables and mushroom sauce at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo.
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You can then use those controllers to play games on your TV using a docking station that connects to your living room display.
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There's a good chance the tablet supports Wi-Fi, and it's equally possible that the docking station includes a more reliable ethernet port.
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Within 30 or so minutes, we arrived at the docking area along a bridge that connects the two islands at the Conrad Maldives.
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The submarine, which is believed to be the Losharik, was in the process of docking with the larger Podmoskovie submarine at the time.
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Saturday's successful launch of a test mission and Sunday's seamless docking of an unmanned capsule with the International Space Station are big news.
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It also drilled with a British Navy frigate before docking in Colombo on Sunday with 500 sailors and four submarine hunting helicopters aboard.
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Eighteen cruise ships will be docking at Longyearbyen, Svalbard's largest settlement, in the next week, according to a port schedule, The A.P. said.
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A busy restaurant called Docking Bay 7 seemed like a good option, although Sam was skeptical about the menu: no fries in sight.
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After docking with the Agena and uncoupling several times, Gemini 123 completed a three-day flight with a splashdown in the Atlantic Ocean.
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She told The Associated Press by email that the ship would be docking at a cruise terminal in the port about 10 p.m.
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At one point, Bogen raised the breaking issue of the Regal Princess docking in Port Everglades with two COVID-19 positive employees onboard.
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The company also says that the dock's firmware can be updated after the fact, should Nintendo change its docking process in the future.
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At Docking Bay 7, guests can sample the Braised Shaak Roast (beef with pasta) or the Felucian Garden Spread (vegan meatballs with hummus).
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His Voyager design morphed into the Radian desktop docking station and the IF Convertible, a transforming laptop that's nearly identical to the Futurefön.
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Last month, locals took over much of their island, blocking refugee boats from docking on the island, and attacking NGO workers and journalists.
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In 2009, it became the first state to outlaw tail-docking of dairy cows, where the tail is partly amputated to ease milking.
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Bike lanes and Citi Bike docking stations, critics say, take away space for parking and deliveries and hinder traffic on already-clogged streets.
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Dr. Aghajanian and Dr. Epstein began by placing a docking site on scar tissue cells in the hearts of mice with heart failure.
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Both cities have exclusive, multi-year deals with Motivate, which operates the Citi Bike and Ford GoBike services, which use fixed docking stations.
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Steve Stich, the NASA program&aposs deputy manager, said on Friday that not seeing a docking yet shouldn&apost be a deal breaker.
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But now the brakes are fixed, and hundreds of e-bikes will begin appearing at docking stations across the city starting this winter.
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The rescue ship, Aquarius, was drifting in international waters on Monday after Italy's new interior minister stopped it docking in an Italian port.
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The clock problem put the mission in limbo, forcing Starliner to burn more fuel than expected and precluding a docking with the station.
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Once the Soyuz reaches orbit, the crew will stay there for about six hours before rendezvousing and docking with the ISS at 9:07PM ET. NASA plans to cover each event, with launch coverage starting at 2PM ET and docking coverage starting at 8:45PM ET. Then around 10:30PM ET, the crew will open the hatch and enter the ISS.
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After docking with the ISS around 36 hours after launch, the spacecraft spent about a month at the station, where astronauts unloaded its payload.
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Best of all, it features recharge and resume technology, meaning it will automatically return to its docking station once it runs out of juice.
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Britons overstate their neighbours' desperation to cosset British trade, wrongly assuming that every container ship docking at Felixstowe is another bargaining chip for London.
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The exercises included training underwater to simulate space walks, responding to emergencies aboard the space station, and practicing docking maneuvers on a flight simulator.
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For the Switch, Nintendo would be smart to establish clear standards for how games do or don't take advantage of the docking station boost.
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A self-driving car than needs a human to plug it into the wall would be annoying, or require some Roomba-esque docking system.
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The initial launch went to plan, so the next big potential pitfall is the docking on Saturday, assuming there's no accidental fires before then.
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Not using it for power and basic docking could make sense — after all, the Surface Connector is in many ways superior to USB-C.
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A Longyearbyen port schedule reviewed by the AP showed that 18 cruise ships will be docking at the Arctic port in the next week.
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The NightStand suction cups itself to any surface and the easy-to-use mount design allows for docking and undocking with just one hand.
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Natural Nerdiy created a YouTube tutorial to help any fan with a little extra time on their hands create their own iron docking station.
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Before 623, municipalities were signing big deals with companies like Motivate, which provides bike-sharing systems that require docking stations spread across the city.
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The event was covered live by ABC News and other networks, using footage from a camera on the docking side of the Apollo module.
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This flight simulation chair was used during the early years of the Space Shuttle program to train astronauts in remote operations and docking maneuvers.
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Given that the spaceplane's main task will be delivering supplies to the ISS by docking with its ports, this mechanism is a crucial component.
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In office, he has prevented aid ships from docking in Italian ports, arguing that the ships encourage more illegal migration and benefit human traffickers.
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Oman introduced a raft of measures to control the virus' spread, including suspending tourist visas from all countries and banning cruise ships from docking.
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For the second time this month, Italy and Malta barred a rescue ship packed with hundreds of migrants, above, from docking in their ports.
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The Zaandam, a Holland America Line cruise ship currently anchored off the coast of Panama after being stopped from docking there, became the latest.
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TASS later reported that the aborted docking may have been caused by an issue with an amplifier of a navigation system on the ISS.
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The company pays the town $40,000 a year to farm the bottom and less than $200 a month for a sprawling waterfront docking compound.
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Because the start-ups do not use fixed docking stations, riders abandon bicycles haphazardly along streets and public squares, snarling traffic and cluttering sidewalks.
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Laptops, which have become standard issue equipment for knowledge workers, have become much better at attaching to external monitors and docking stations, says Kitagawa.
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This demonstration that one spacecraft could maneuver precisely enough to match the orbit of another spacecraft is what made the act of docking possible.
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But due to the glitch during launch, Starliner didn't get to demonstrate another crucial aspect of its mission: docking with the International Space Station.
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They are capable of landing on a roof rack or directly on the roof of the vehicle, and docking onto the inductive charging elements.
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But it suffered a critical timing error, which mean the ship failed to achieve its main objective of docking with the International Space Station.
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Docking with the space station put Crew Dragon in striking distance of the orbiting laboratory and the three astronauts currently on board the ISS.
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Unfortunately, Nyko announced its $49 Portable Docking Kit at E3 earlier this year, which costs dramatically less than either the SFANS or the Switch-Con.
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The brand, which previously referred to smartphone docking stations for Galaxy handsets, is now the name of the custom desktop version of Android Samsung built.
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Italy&aposs hard-line, anti-migrant government had kept the two military ships from docking at Pozzallo for two days until other countries stepped up.
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The car is also fitted throughout with docking stations for tablets and smartphones, and it's designed kind of like an upgradeable DIY entertainment system extension.
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It includes much of the features you'd expect: self-docking, automatic charging and it can saunter nonchalantly around the house to clean up your mess.
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She smashed her racket on the ground, and Ramos issued his first official penalty against her, by docking her a point in the next game.
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The drone took off from the roof of a modified delivery truck, equipped with a high-tech docking bay, then dropped off package before returning.
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Italy&aposs hard-line interior minister says he wants to block foreign navy ships participating in European migrant rescue missions from docking in Italian ports.
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It's intended to demonstrate the versatility of the company's Click docking system, which uses magnets and a wireless USB connection to mate phone to accessory.
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Deepsense, Augury, n-Join and Imubit all provide BI and predictive analytics for industrial robots and IoT, while companies like InTalTech provide their docking stations.
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It was set to be the first space docking in history between two spacecraft, Gemini 8 and the Agena, during NASA's second human spaceflight program.
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For the Apollo missions, astronauts spent time in the command and lunar module simulators, practicing rendezvous, docking, ascent and descent and talking to Mission Control.
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That is despite the fact that ships docking at Hodeida are inspected by the UN, and arms anyway enter elsewhere, on small boats or overland.
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It uses SMART NAVI technology to clean all areas of your living space with maximum coverage and automatically empties its basket into a docking station.
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If you've ever tried to hook up with something traveling 17,000 mph, or watched Interstellar, you have an idea of how hard docking can be.
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This docking maneuver is something the capsule will have to do routinely in the future, when it starts transporting astronauts to and from the ISS.
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Analysts said the Easter holiday, which was celebrated in April this year, versus March the year before, resulted in fewer working days, further docking growth.
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On the left is a series of buttons and screens that show off reproductions of screens from the film, showing off maps and docking sequences.
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He also said If Nintendo gets the pricing right — about $200 to $250 including docking station and extra controller — it should be "a big success."
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Since then, the country has steadily worked their way up to launching three-person crews on their own rockets while mastering spacewalks and orbital docking.
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Italian maritime vessels, however, are still docking in its ports: on Wednesday, an Italian coast guard vessel docked in Catania, Sicily with 932 migrants aboard.
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The docking station includes two HDMI ports, a USB-C port, an Ethernet plug-in, two USB 249.99 ports, and an SD card reader slot.
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"Docking" doesn't quite do the maneuver justice, though: Both spacecraft will be orbiting at a little under five miles per second relative to the ground.
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For example, Delft, a city in the Netherlands, has agreed to host the first fully autonomous drone network, complete with docking stations and drone rentals.
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That pier onto which Jay Gatsby walks out looks just like the one in the movie, and it's fit for docking a 200-foot yacht.
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Mobike is competing to win the tender for a broader bike-sharing project that calls for more than 200 bike docking stations around the island.
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In recent days workers at Zueitina export terminal had threatened to block oil tankers from docking because of demands including the payment of delayed wages.
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On top of that, the Soyuz has a new video transmitter for sending back docking video, updated communications capabilities, and a better satellite navigation system.
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The IDA is outfitted with a host of sensors that spacecraft navigation systems can track and use to guide incoming vehicles through proper docking procedures.
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But the Thursday launch was aborted for unspecified reasons, and the ship is now to be in orbit for two days before docking on Monday.
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Once all the work is finished, the U.S. side of the station will have two docking ports for passenger spaceships and two for cargo ships.
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Its sensors allow it to dodge obstacles like electric cords, and when it is low on power it returns to its docking station and recharges.
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Buying one can easily set you back tens or hundreds of millions — and that's not including annual fuel costs, docking fees, maintenance, and crew salaries.
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Within the sprawling conglomerate is a longstanding aerospace arm that manufactures everything from plane engines and satellite-based communication systems, to docking platforms for spacecraft.
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Riyadh has prevented aid agencies from landing planes in the country and docking at Yemen's ports, worsening an already dire humanitarian situation, according to Lowcock.
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The Washington Post, citing anonymous sources with direct knowledge of the event, later reported that Trump complained that Twitter was docking or removing his followers.
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"Uber shuttle," the beaming president told reporters after a brief but successful docking mission, joking that the next market for Uber would be outer space.
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It also has a regular USB port, which is a huge plus when you're mobile and don't have access to a docking station or adapters.
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The design of the terminal, with docking piers radiating out like the spokes of a wheel, has attracted its fair share of digs in China.
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The ship was initially supposed to return to port on Saturday, but concerns over the virus led to its docking being pushed back until Monday.
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Denise Stoneham, a passenger on the Grand Princess, was relieved when she heard the ship would be docking at the Port of Oakland on Monday.
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All Dyson stick vacuums are equipped with a point and shoot bin emptying for easy hands off cleaning and drop-in docking for fast charging.
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Amid shooting canons and late-summer sunshine, they pick up crudités and chicken skin at restaurant 108 before docking at the wine bar La Banchina.
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That included establishing a communication link between the spacecraft and station and extending, then retracting a ring that would have attached to the docking port.
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That issue led mission managers to call off the capsule's docking attempt with the station, opting instead to bring the spacecraft back to Earth early.
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Disadvantages: The company sometimes pays rental fees to the cities; added cost of docking infrastructure; availability is limited to locations where there is a dock.
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They pile in to the latest autonomous, hydrogen-powered Waymo rover, power down and charge up at docking ports… It's going to be a long day.
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Smart said the basking shark followed them for a while, but took a turn once the boat started picking up speed to reach its docking station.
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The cost of docking services in Rosario, the point of departure for 80 percent of Argentina's agricultural exports, is about $108,000 per vessel, according to Metz.
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Samsung also plans to boost smartphone accessories such as wireless chargers and mobile docking station that allows smartphone features on desktop, a senior Samsung executive said.
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But it doesn't support Thunderbolt 3, which means you can't use even faster external storage drives, a Thunderbolt 3 docking station, or an external graphics card.
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BenQ has announced its latest monitor, and this one features a built-in USB-C docking station, a first for a monitor, according to the company.
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This flight is the final test check for the spacecraft, and will include launch, docking with the ISS, and reentry into the Earth's atmosphere for recovery.
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An advantage of Jump's service is that the bikes are not assigned docking stations; instead you can lock them to any bike rack in the city.
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The spaceship with NASA's Shane Kimbrough and Russians Sergey Ryzhikov and Andrey Borisenko on board completed the docking manoeuvre at 12:52 Moscow time (0952 GMT).
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In 2016, astronauts installed a new docking adapter to the outside of the International Space Station, which will be the Crew Dragon's target for this flight.
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When you return to the station, you discover that Docking Bay E2500—normally used to off-load diplomatic cargo—has been repurposed to accommodate the refugees.
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"There was nothing out of the ordinary," said Captain James Fudaker, a docking pilot who also worked with the ship before it departed for Puerto Rico.
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One gadget that Google says is in the works, from Byteflies, is a docking station that transmits health data from wearables back to a company's servers.
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The company has filed several patents around drone technology including one that shows lampposts and tall buildings being used as docking stations for UAVs to recharge.
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Nintendo is advising owners of its Switch console to stick with the company's own docking station for the gaming device and beware of third-party alternatives.
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We have a robust docking solution with Surface Connect and the Surface Pro Dock, and MiniDP is a widely-supported standard for displays across the market.
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While the SFMTA aims to open up its permitting process early next month, Supervisor Kim said she doesn't see this working unless docking is in place.
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The SFMTA, however, said the onus is on the companies to ensure proper docking and that it's willing to work with each company around that process.
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Ground control teams took over operations to drive the capsule to a docking port, triggering automatic bolts that locked it into place at 8:12 a.m.
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In July, a patent showed how Amazon was thinking about tall buildings and structures such as lampposts or churches as docking stations for drones to recharge.
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It's a 10-inch tablet with a detachable smart speaker docking station, and the 32GB model is on sale for $199.99 at Amazon, down from $249.99.
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One of its main objectives was to practice the separation and re-docking of the lunar module (the Moon lander) and the command module (the orbiter).
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Shealy and Klotz reprogrammed Envision's scoring process, starting users with a perfect score and then docking points as the users removed or scaled back desirable features.
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The MacBook Pro can support two LG UltraFine 5K displays, with Apple exec Phil Schiller describing the screens as the "ultimate docking station" for the MacBook.
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In four previous spacewalks, astronauts positioned all the necessary cables that Rubins and Williams will attach to the docking adapter to give it power and connectivity.
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Reeves highlighted Orion's docking station as an example where a previously complex part will now consist of just six individual 3-D-printed components locked together.
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Rome, Environment Minister Sergio Costa speaks before Chamber of Deputies Environment and Transport committees on the issue of large cruise ships docking in Venice (1300 GMT).
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However, Paris' pioneering Velib bicycle hire service has ground to a virtual standstill after the new concession holder failed to install revamped docking stations on schedule.
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The company set up these docking stations in Austin during SXSW and released a handy Guide to Good Scootiquette to encourage better and safer rider behavior.
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Nahle said the facility will include 17 processing plants and 93 storage tanks, as well as access to highways, a rail line and docking for ships.
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But DHS officials maintain that waiving the act for Puerto Rico would not help the U.S. island territory due to damaged ports preventing ships from docking.
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The pair installed three other debris shields during their spacewalk and fitted a temporary cover over the docking port where the lost shield would have gone.
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The $549 vacuum makes cleaning your home less of a chore since you can just grab it off the docking station without worrying about a cord.
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The company promised to introduce electric bikes to its mostly mechanical fleet, but still hasn't connected most of the new docking stations to the electrical grid.
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But it worked, because everyone who saw the Switch found its concept immediately intuitive, despite the fussiness of docking the hardware and switching Joy Cons around.
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But it's wildly expensive at $200, and it doesn't offer significantly more, if anything, than a regular docking station that connects to a USB-C port.
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Head up towards Docking Bay 7, near the railing of the lookout, and you'll get a wider shot of the Falcon and of the spires above.
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The astronauts on board the station will then use the robotic arm to grab hold of the spaceplane and place it on an available docking port.
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This freed up another port with a fully working automatic docking system, allowing the uncrewed Soyuz to finally rendezvous with the space station on its own.
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The marina is also a docking point for electric "Duffy" boats that are available for organized or self-guided tours of the picturesque bay and channels.
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Early Friday, 113 Chinese nationals were screened for the virus on one of Royal Caribbean's ships, the Anthem of the Seas, following docking in New Jersey.
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Meanwhile, in Hong Kong, the World Dream cruise ship has been held in quarantine since docking Wednesday, after eight former passengers tested positive for the virus.
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But NASA also hinted that there may be other ways for Boeing to demonstrate Starliner's docking capabilities that don't involve sending the capsule to space again.
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Flowers had once worked for Tardy, and according to prosecutors, killed her because she fired him after docking his pay for damaging a pair of batteries.
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After spending a day or more carefully maneuvering through space, the capsule will autonomously latch itself onto a designated docking port at the International Space Station.
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While the vehicle is still safe and healthy, it won't be performing all of the tasks it was supposed to, such as docking with the ISS.
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Its CST-100 Starliner spaceship veered wildly off course during its maiden flight, eventually having to return to Earth without docking to the International Space Station.
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The Starliner capsule didn't dock with the Space Station, but it still completed a number of key objectives, like demonstrating that its docking arm extended properly.
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It features 5 cabins and sleeps 12 people ... with amenities that include a BBQ, satellite TV, wifi, a jacuzzi and docking stations for multiple jet skis.
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The controllers smoothly slide on and off the device, and docking the Switch is as easy as dropping it in and letting it snap in place.
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Its CST-100 Starliner spaceship veered wildly off-course during its maiden flight, eventually having to return to earth without docking to the International Space Station.
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Meanwhile, Italy, long a regional flashpoint for boat migration, has seen almost 18,300 arrivals, and its anti-system government has barred migrant rescue ships from docking.
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After docking on Christmas Island, an Australian territory in the Indian Ocean, Dr. Muderis was vacuumed up into Australia's refugee system and given a number: 982.
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The Treasury said it had been closely following things and had done everything to try and impose the ban on vessels entering Italian waters and docking.
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Flowers, 49, once worked for Tardy, and according to prosecutors, killed her because she fired him after docking his pay for damaging a pair of batteries.
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The League will propose increasing fines for NGOs violating the docking ban up to 1 million euros and making it easier to seize vessels, he added.
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Google will also update and expand its mandatory sexual harassment training, and it will start docking the performance review scores of employees who don't complete the training.
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CRS-18 will send to the ISS a Dragon cargo capsule with 5,000 lbs of experiment materials, supplies and other cargo including a new automated docking sleeve.
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NASA is putting docking adapters on the ends of these PMAS, which will allow the spacecraft to automatically dock with the station and safely deliver their astronauts.
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And I've had the entire system hang twice while using one of Dell's own USB-C docking stations, one that worked perfectly fine with my 2017 model.
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It's a dynamic that's epitomized by the tactile click that docking a Joy-Con makes compared to removing it: it's far more enjoyable to reattach the controller.
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Most propellant tanks are equipped with small hatches, and the company plans to add docking tunnels to these hatches to allow crews to get inside the tanks.
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The spacecraft is currently 96 meters away from the station and officials plan to attempt docking again on Monday morning, RIA reported, citing Russia's flight control center.
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Even for well-to-do yacht owners, fixed costs for fuel and paying a captain and crew, on top of docking fees and maintenance, can be formidable.
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You're in charge, so make sure you let your mate know to duck when investigating Death Star docking bay 327 — low-hanging pressure doors are a bitch.
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Orbital had a satellite that was ideally sized for the job, and was docking to other satellites through its NASA space station cargo resupply contract, Wilson said.
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Unlike programs involving shared bicycles that typically must be left in docking stations, the scooters are dockless, leaving riders responsible for parking them out of the way.
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Microsoft has addressed one of those complaints today by upping the RAM, but it's still sticking by traditional USB and the Surface Connector for docking and charging.
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The Turret can use Bluetooth, or a USB wireless dongle, it has Android-specific buttons for use with a Google TV, and a sleek-looking docking station.
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The concept of docking a smartphone and turning it into a fully functional PC is an ambitious dream that has failed spectacularly many times in the past.
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Velib's 20,000 heavy grey bikes and 1,800 docking stations, which have inspired bike-sharing schemes in cities worldwide, will be replaced in a few weeks this winter.
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The Blackmagic eGPU also has two Thunderbolt 3 ports, four USB 3 ports, and one HDMI 2 port, making it a pretty capable docking station as well.
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The Dyson V6 Animal Cordless vacuum comes with several tools and vacuum heads to cover all sorts of terrain and it even includes its own docking station.
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EDT NASA astronauts Kate Rubins and Jeff Williams have just finished a good portion of the installation of the new docking mechanism on the International Space Station.
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The startup installed 50 docking stations throughout the campus, and students and faculty can pay $9 a day or $45 a week to rent an URB-E.
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The amendments come a day after another Senate committee recommended the federal government scrap a proposed bill banning oil tankers from docking along British Columbia's northern coast.
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Dragon will bring food, supplies, and science experiments to the station, as well as a critical piece of cargo known as an international docking adapter, or IDA.
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Ultimately, President Roosevelt barred the ship from docking in Florida, forcing passengers as young as one to return to a nightmare of violence and brutality back home.
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Sheila Thibeault worked on the Apollo's rendezvous docking simulator: the critical machine in which astronauts practiced re-attaching their lunar lander to the command module in orbit.
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Head to Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo to indulge in these smoked sticky pork ribs, with a blueberry corn muffin and cabbage slaw on the side.
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The docking of the vessel after five weeks anchored off China's coast ended long-running speculation over the fate of the cargo, which had captured public attention.
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Whitson and Kimbrough were working on a docking port that will eventually be used by space taxis being developed by Boeing and privately owned Space Exploration Technologies.
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It is like having the precise dimensions of the International Space Station so that you can design a spacecraft that can fits perfectly in the docking site.
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Belgium-based ADB Safegate supplies visual guidance solutions from landing to parking for airplanes, including lighting systems for airport runways as well as docking and tower systems.
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Instead of returning it to an available docking station, they can leave it at any bike rack or in the area between the sidewalk and the curb.
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METROPOLITAN DIARY A clever competition at a Citi Bike docking station, learning something interesting from a sidewalk vendor and more reader tales from this week's Metropolitan Diary.
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"Pyongyang falsifies the identity of vessels to make it harder for governments to determine if ships docking in their ports are linked to North Korea," Billingslea said.
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Its docking was repeatedly denied after a rumor spread that an 83-year-old American woman on board had coronavirus, prompting the cruise line to halt disembarkation.
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Dee Caffari, of the Turn the Tide on Plastic team, was photographed shortly after docking in Cardiff, Wales, last month, as were the other sailors pictured below.
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Even during the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union collaborated in space, beginning with a docking of a Soyuz and Apollo spacecraft in 1975.
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Since then the ship was refused docking in Barbados and the Bahamas, which are both part of the British commonwealth - an irony not lost on some passengers.
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Next year, in advance of the L train shutdown, the company will install docking stations on each side of the Williamsburg Bridge to accommodate 1,000 e-bikes.
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E. wants a snack, so we go over to Docking Bay and she gets dessert while I play with my datapad on the Play Disney Parks app.
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After a long week packed with science, a spacewalk, and a re-docking, it's important to recharge your batteries to keep focused on bringing your best. pic.twitter.
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The mission will now be cut short, without docking at the International Space Station and likely delaying plans that are already a couple of years behind schedule.
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By this point, docking in space was old news to NASA, and in July of that year, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped foot on the Moon.
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Australia will provide security personnel, naval patrol boats and a helicopter-docking ship; and the city will have an upgraded sewerage system care of the Japanese government.
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