time-stamp

verb

1. to assign an accurate time to (a message, transaction, etc)

Example Sentences

It’s even better and more efficient if they give you the time stamps.

From MIT Technology Review

They tested a variety of published methods for estimating Rt on simulated data, knowing what the underlying Rt values and their time stamps should be.

From Quanta Magazine

Make sure to look for obvious indications of time captured in videos, such as clocks, time stamps or phone screens.

From Washington Post

The big problem is that so much of Instagram’s user interface—like your profile picture, the reply button, and the time stamp—sits on top of everything.

From Popular-Science

The networks figured out how to select a movie that sparks such connections — often one that “captures the collective attention of our culture, which serve as time stamps,” like “Jaws” is to summer in the 1970s.

From Washington Post

I'm up super early here, if you'll take note of the time stamp, because I'm so desperately worried about that bomb of Bibi's.

From The Daily Beast

On Facebook, down beneath the original post, right there next to the time stamp, lies a hyperlink that reads, "Report Note."

From The Daily Beast

An automatic time stamp accomplishes this without possibility of error.

From Project Gutenberg