If the boat is stern to, which it is most of the times, instruct your crew to release the stern lines and bring them on board. Just throw them in the cockpit for the time being, as now is no time for coiling. At the very same time, give a burst forward to the boat and have the foredeck crew release the bow line(s).
E.g. is defined as a Latin abbreviation for exempli gratia which means for example. An example of e.g. is citing a fact to prove a point in a research paper. Egypt.
q.e.d. A non-Latin abbreviation that means Quite Easily Done or Quite Elegantly Done to mark the end of a math proof. Once used to abbreviate the Latin quod erat demonstandum meaning that which was to be proved, Q.E.D. is now competing with the symbol â in the typesetting system TeX to end a proof. via giphy by MathPlus February 17, 2017