Sentence examples for a general coinage from inspiring English sources

Farther afield, token bronze had been coined for Nova Scotia and New Brunswick from 1823; a general coinage for Canada appeared in 1858.

The mint in Denver, Colo., founded in 1906, also produces general coinage.

The mint in San Francisco, Calif., founded in 1854, discontinued making general coinage in 1955; but it was reestablished in 1965 to make proof sets of coins for collectors.

We have demonstrated that template stripping can provide a general route to various patterned materials beyond the coinage metals.

During the early years of the American republic, there was a general consensus that the intrinsic bullion value of the new nation's coinage should be approximately equal to its face value.

This process deposits a thin film of a coinage metal, such as silver or gold, on a prepatterned silicon substrate.

These days it takes a lot more effort for a coinage to succeed.

As research progresses rapidly, new cells, molecules, and pathways are discovered and receive names, often an acronym or an abbreviation or sometimes a brand new coinage.

The word meritage, an American coinage, denotes a wine blended along Bordeaux lines.

"Groupthink being a coinage -- and, admittedly, a loaded one -- a working definition is in order.

It is a coinage mineral undergoes a structural phase transition.