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STAMP:

2023
This chapter describes the development of Florida’s Shipwreck Tagging Archaeological Management Program (STAMP), a unique citizen science program designed to monitor shipwreck sites and disarticulated timbers. Historically, Florida’s coastal regions have been some of the most treacherous navigable waterways for mariners due to high wave turbidity ...
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Hot Stamping

2014
The article provides insight on the novel technology of hot stamping high-strength steel sheets. The process includes blank heating above the steel austenitization temperature, rapid transfer to the press, and forming and quenching between the cooled dies.
Xianhong Han, Jun Chen, Xifeng Li
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Dentists On Stamps

Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry, 2007
INTRODUCTION Knowledge of teeth and problems with teeth have existed from the beginning of time. Dental decay, abscess, toothache, periodontal disease, and premature tooth loss have been documented in ancient chronicles. The exact time when dentistry made its appearance is not known; however, there is ample proof of its existence in ancient Egyptian ...
Marc A, Shampo, Joseph A, Gibilisco
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Physics on stamps

Physics Education, 1971
R L Weber 1980 London: Tantivy 112 pp price $9.95 How sad that such a promising subject should be treated so shabbily by both author and publisher! Discriminating readers will be disappointed by the disconnected and anecdotal approach to the material, and by the poor quality of the black and white photographs.
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The stamp corner

The Mathematical Intelligencer, 1986
Although these were the first British stamps to feature England's greatest scientist, many other countries have depicted Isaac Newton on stamps. Some of these countries commemorated the 250th anniversary of Newton's death, in 1977; these include Mali and the Congo, which issued the stamps shown in Fig.
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Stamps of Approval

IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 1991
A multimedia artist has designed the first set of U.S. stamps ever painted on the computer. On July 12, to coincide with the opening of the U.S. Olympic Festival in Los Angeles, the U.S. Postal Service and artist Joni Carter will issue five stamps commemorating Olympic track and field events.
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