- The word
dock (from
Dutch dok) in
American English refers to one or a
group of human-made
structures that are
involved in the
handling of
boats or ships...
- The
program UCSF
DOCK was
created in the 1980s by
Irwin "Tack" ****z's Group, and was the
first docking program.
DOCK uses
geometric algorithms to predict...
- Look up
docking in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Docking may
refer to:
Docking and
berthing of spacecraft, the
process of
joining one
spacecraft or...
- "(Sittin' On) The
Dock of the Bay" is a song co-written by soul
singer Otis
Redding and
guitarist Steve Cropper.
Redding recorded it
twice in 1967, including...
- A dry
dock (sometimes
drydock or dry-
dock) is a
narrow basin or
vessel that can be
flooded to
allow a load to be
floated in, then
drained to
allow that...
- An
amphibious transport dock, also
called a
landing platform dock (LPD), is an
amphibious warfare ship, a
warship that embarks, transports, and lands...
- A
dock connector is an
electrical connector used to
attach a
mobile device simultaneously to
multiple external resources.
Dock connectors typically carry...
-
Albert Dock may
refer to:
Albert Dock, Hull, in
Kingston upon Hull,
England Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool, a
dock and
warehouse system in Liverpool, England...
-
Victoria Dock may
refer to:
Victoria Dock (Hobart)
Victoria Dock (Melbourne) -
previously part of the Port of Melbourne, now part of the
Melbourne Docklands...
- Look up
Dock,
dock, or
docked in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
dock is
infrastructure used for
berthing watercraft.
Dock or
DOCK may also
refer to:...