date of manufacture

The number itself can carry useful data, like date of manufacture.

As a human being, you're pretty much stuck with the features you had on the date of manufacture.

The date of manufacture is usually molded into the top surface.

Some rifles also show a date of manufacture on the receiver.

They will only last two or three years from the date of manufacture whether you use them or not.

The date of manufacture is often printed in accordance with international standards.

Some Škoda vehicles say 14 years from the date of manufacture.

Under current rules, the date of manufacture is optional.

Skydrol has a 10 year shelf life from the date of manufacture.

"And this could be the date of manufacture."

Many states ban ownership regardless of the date of manufacture.

Taught in batches, not by ability or interest, but by their own date of manufacture.

Typically, that point marks a device's date of manufacture, and the unit goes into inventory a few weeks later, industry officials said.

Capacitance, tolerance, and date of manufacture can be marked with short codes.

"The date of manufacture is only one piece of the puzzle," said Stevenson.

According to a report in The Times the date of manufacture has never been established by thermoluminescence.

On average, most seats expire 6 years from the date of manufacture, although this can vary by manufacturer.

Its actual date of manufacture is not recorded.

The qualifier needed is the date of manufacture.

This is the date of manufacture and has been resurrected recently to date beer.

These will be names, poems, dates of manufacture, seals and other artistic inscriptions.

None were given; only dates of manufacture.

She emphasised that everything becomes collectable in time, particularly when its history and date of manufacture can be authenticated.

This script was often used in bronze and iron weapons, like swords, to indicate ownership or date of manufacture.

These hangers firmly place the date of manufacture of the ornament to the early 1940s.