Sentence examples for stamp was set from inspiring English sources

Then, the wet stamp was set on Al substrate with a slight loading (0.01 MPa) to ensure a conformal contact with substrate.

STAMP is setting a unified positioning framework, in which different types of raw network related measurements are employed by multiple positioning techniques in order to derive coarse position estimates.

The price of postage stamps is set to rise to $1, with the federal government approving Australia Post's proposal to divide its services into regular and priority streams.

During the real estate boom, stamp duty was set at 9 percent — "a real kick in the teeth," Mr. Kenny said.

Bill Clinton spoke about the impact Angelou's historic book "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" and said the book "riveted" him because much of it was set in Stamps, Arkansas which is where Angelou spent much of her childhood and just 24 miles from where he was born.

"When she was secretary of state she rarely talked about climate change and it was her State Department that was set to rubber stamp Keystone," she said, referring to the controversial trans-American pipeline.

The Stamp Act — the "fatal Black-Act," one printer called it — was set to go into effect on November 1 , 1765

"It was set up in the 1960s and has been used to rubber-stamp whatever the Pope wanted to do.

The introduction of the new stamp duty charges is set to push the private rental sector into a state of despair," said David Cox, Arla's managing director.

That was a record; in fact, for most of the last eighteen months, new food stamp records have been set every thirty days.

Stamp duty on house sales is set to almost double in the next four years from £9.5bn to £18.1bn.