Definition of time stamp
: a device for recording the date and time of day that letters or papers are received or sent out
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Gmail’s access settings allows data companies and app developers to see people’s emails and view private details, including recipient addresses, time stamps, and entire messages.
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Another video, lasting about 30 minutes and not identified with a time stamp, shows officers in a hallway outside the Mandalay Bay hotel suite where authorities say gunman Stephen Paddock killed himself before police reached him.
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The final post appeared around the time of the van attack, based on a time stamp on the archived copy.
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According to a time stamp on the video, it was filmed on May 22 at 7:31 p.m. The kicker or or person filming haven't been identified, which is why the department released the video.
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Even so, viewers have taken it upon themselves to chronicle potentially triggering scenes with time stamps, and alerting each other.
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Keep your own records, preferably with time stamps, and continue to document along the way.
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Ram and her team cull through that information, looking at the time stamp and location ID, to develop algorithms that could predict if students were at risk of dropping out.
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All comments must be postmarked, faxed, or time stamped no later than May 18, 2018.
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First Known Use of time stamp
1892
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