Sentence examples for dot stamp from inspiring English sources
The "DOT" stamp that appears on tires is a Department of Transportation certification that the tires conform to the association's standards and have passed its tests for resistance to puncture, endurance, stability and such.
As Larry Keith and Caroline Campbell explained how tiny stellar dots stamped into the gold surface reveal the history of the painting – because the tools to make these patterns were handed down from studio to studio – Christ's eyes blazed with life.
On her right index-finger knuckle is a perfect red dot, like a stamp of quality from the manufacturer.
I hope whoever copy-edited this eventually saved time and just commissioned a "WAY TOO PARTRIDGE" stamp to dot down the side of every page in the first draft.
IN the dark ages of the 1950's and 60's, a package sent to sleep-away camp was filled with salami and rye, red licorice and dot candy and stationery and stamps to encourage the detested chore of letters home.
Instead of ink, each stamp has a unique dot pattern that triggers an artistic effect when placed against the iPad's screen.
Their accounts are stamped with a purple dot.
Once completely dry, use a white nail art polish like Konad Special White (it's formulated to adhere without running as easily as traditional polishes) to stamp on the polka dots using Konad Stamping Image Plate M60.
The small dots along the line serve as a time stamp and are six months apart (the intervals at which the data were collected); this allows one to not only observe disease trajectories but how the trajectories evolve over time.
With the designs of many stamp issues only differing by a line or a dot, magnifying glasses are probably the stamp collector's most valued tool.
The new protein chip is a close cousin to DNA chips, postage-stamp-sized surfaces dotted with nucleic acid sequences that can track the activity of thousands of genes in a tissue at once.
