The phrase "identification plate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used as a noun and refers to an item with a name, number, or other identifying information on it. For example, "The car was identified by its identification plate, which showed the registration number and the model."
"I want all their friends to see it," Mr. Bethune said of the Explorers, each of which bears a special Continental identification plate.
The police took the letter and subsequent ones, apparently from the same mysterious author, seriously because the writer included a photo of the identification plate of the machine, reading G312.
"Then again, speed isn't what matters this matters," he continues, tapping his finger on the car's identification plate: chassis 001.
Finally, the identification plate of oil layer, gas layer, and water layer for volcanic reservoir is established.
Massachusetts requires OHVs to display a 7" x 4" identification plate on the rear of the vehicle in addition to a registration sticker with three-inch-high numbers.
Many of the trucks being outfitted at Masallah's carried identification plates from Balochistan Province.
Mr. Govier cites a case in which an enterprising Midwesterner produced 10 to 12 vehicle identification plates with authentic Hemi 'Cuda numbers and attached them to restorable cars.
"Nobody's asked for it yet," said Kevin Machan, sales and marketing manager for Tailored Label Products, which sells more than $10 million worth of adhesives and equipment identification plates each year from its operation in Menomonee Falls, Wis.
A circular PZT ceramic wafer array based on a process of receiver beamforming is developed for damage identification in plate structures, and a method of quantitative damage image construction is presented using Lamb wave signals received from the array.
The present 2-D CWT-based algorithm is among a few limited studies in the literature to explore the application of 2-D wavelets in damage detection, and as demonstrated in this study, it can be used as a viable and effective technique for damage identification of plate- or shell-type structures.
Databases have been developed that include the main pathogenic microorganisms, thus allowing the use of this method in routine bacterial identification from plate culture.
