Sentence examples for stamp that the from inspiring English sources

Finally, the extreme operating gust wind condition simulations revealed that the emerging loads depend on the combination of the rotor orientation and the time stamp that the frontal passage of gust goes through the rotor plane.

Something that is harder to cover up is the stamp that the anatomy of a person's vocal tract leaves.

But more important in the long run was the permanent stamp that the AFL made on the American labour movement.

In the words that he wrote, and in the generous manner of his writing them, I saw condensed into one moment all the thirty-seven years that Dean Gauss had then spent at Princeton years that began when Woodrow Wilson brought him there as one of the original young preceptors and saw something of the humanistic stamp that the man and the institution had put on each other.

Check the use-by date, but use your own common sense and judgment more than the stamp that the store put on it.

Maybe they have a sticker or stamp that guarantees the environment wasn't harmed, that any animals were treated humanely, or that workers were treated well.

Stamping that brand on the broad discontent of our times seems unlikely to dampen the appetite for tall, skinny lattes.

In one case so many forms had been "rubber stamped", that the doctor concerned was found to have left several years previously.

It indicates, either typed or stamped, that the document is a true copy of the original signed or initialed by (insert full name of signing officer), and it is signed by the certifying officer.

Really, it's the stamp that's the attraction here, the crunch of tiny bones as you turn them into bad-dude puree.

Could she recall the 1934 stamp that reproduced the image with the words "In Memory and in Honor of the Mothers of America"?