They belonged to a continuous effort to make sense of things, for the world was full of signs: you could read your way through it; and by keeping an account of your readings, you made a book of your own, one stamped with your personality.
A "stumbling block" is a brass plate the size of one brick, stamped with the person's name, birth date, where he was transported to and when.
A mold for this purpose required a two-step structure capable of imprinting weaving guide structure, and the contact points on the surface of a fiber in one stamping operation.
What purposes do digital images of stamps serve? 3. Arrange students into five groups and inform them that each group will choose a popular collectible from the list created in class, then visit the Web sites of one or more stamp enthusiasts from the article and answer related questions.
A micrograph of one of these stamps is available in the Supporting Information.
Taylor, meanwhile, adapted Hamlet, referring to Thorpe's homosexuality in tragic terms: "the slow, but inevitable destruction of a man by the stamp of one defect".
Children in red neckerchiefs scampering to free schools, families rationing toilet paper in dilapidated houses, pensioners enjoying free medical treatment, newspapers filled with monotonous state propaganda: all in some way bear the stamp of one man.
Electing a young and vigorous Pope who governs for an entire generation — as in the case of Karol Wojtyla, who was fifty-eight when he became John Paul II — carries a considerable risk: that of allowing a hugely important and highly diverse planetary institution to gradually bear the personal stamp of one man.
South Koreans started to line up outside post offices at dawn on Jan . 16to buy their ration of one sheet of 16 stamps, of which 2.2 million were printed.
The federal environment minister, Greg Hunt, has said Australians "should be proud" of the government's effort in tackling climate change despite his rubber-stamping of one of the world's largest coalmines.
