Sentence examples for stamp with a high from inspiring English sources

In Figure 2b,e, we see that that the subsequent UV-NIL process successfully replicates the pattern of the master stamp with a high degree of fidelity; however, the pattern size is shrunk due to the solvent in the ZnO NP dispersion resin being absorbed into the PDMS mold and removed during the UV-NIL process[17].

The first, by Senator George LeMieux, Republican of Florida, would strip from federal laws a requirement that a variety of institutional buyers -- including banks, insurers and money market funds -- buy only products stamped with a high grade by a rating agency.

If the same channel was triggered more than once in the same scintillation event (i.e., the signal went over, then below and then again over the two thresholds) only the time stamp with the higher TOT was taken into account while all the TOTs were summed to obtain the energy information of that channel.

It seems the Gilded Age has permanently stamped us with a higher price point, no matter how classic the product.

So in an oft-repeated daily ritual, a white truck stamped with a FreshDirect logo arrives at the doorstep of a high-rise building.

Lumber stamped with a letter and number.

Their accounts are stamped with a purple dot.

… Not much will be said on the paper, the letter ought to be stamped with a hospital stamp.

CRFs are stamped with a validation level at each CRF review and data processing stage.

Kroos's dinked pass was stamped with high quality and Schürrle, having taken a touch and spun, guided a low shot into the far corner.

I didn't have her eager openness to the new: my raw youth was strongly stamped with the high-minded seriousness of George Eliot, Tolstoy, and D. H. Lawrence — not much alienation or absurdity.