In the 1920s, as the automobile industry developed the technology, stamped steel wagon bodies went into production.
But I do think we can – with safe, available, even cheap technology – stamp out nearly all of the suffering that poverty causes.
California, for instance, recently mandated investing in high-technology stamps on packs of cigarettes; the move effectively wrecked the tobacco smuggling business and resulted in a 40 percent increase in its tobacco tax.
"Through intelligent stamp technology, our stamps will open up to a whole new world of information, interest and fun to collectors and the millions of people who will receive them on letters in the coming months alike". The technology will also be made available on selected future special stamps.
The present paper deal with aluminium alloys and their manufacturing technologies (stamping, extrusion, casting, etc).
A technique that uses laser technology and stamps a numeric code on shell casings can do just that.
The Assembly has passed an anticrime bill requiring that new semiautomatic pistols sold in New York State have technology that stamps tiny identification markings on bullets.
In an era where golf courses are increasingly overpowered because of the advancement of technology, the Postage Stamp is all about precision and control.
He clad the building in 40 perforated panels – a symbol of old technology, perfectly stamped, very regimented – and liquefied them, so the holes melted.
It was announced last week that Sony owned Columbia Records made an investment in technology startup, Stamped.
He also couldn't say why Facebook couldn't use similar technology to stamp out fake news on its news feed".
