signature
স্বাক্ষর
definition
noun
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a person's name written in a distinctive way as a form of identification in authorizing a check or document or concluding a letter.
The signature ensured that a large sheet of paper printed on a press could be folded, gathered, bound, and cut with the leaves in the proper order.
a letter or figure printed at the foot of one or more pages of each sheet of a book as a guide in binding.
translation of 'signature'
নথিপত্র ইত্যাদিতে দস্তখত
noun
অক্ষর,
সই,
সহি,
স্বাক্ষর,
দস্তখৎ
example
I will prepare the appointment documents and forward them to you for 'signature' .
Under Royal Thai law all documents presented to you for 'signature' will be in Thai.
the license was sent to the customer for 'signature'
The CSAF provides input, more edits are made, and the corrected document is returned to the CSAF for 'signature' .
The presence of high levels of nucleotide diversity, however, is only one characteristic of the 'signature' of a balanced polymorphism.
Although he accepted the 'signature' was on the cheque, he maintains he must have signed it with no knowledge of its true purpose.
If famotidine is used for reasons other than the two criteria described below, the attending physician will also need to provide a 'signature' and an explanation for the use of famotidine.
When he asked to see the cashed cheque, the 'signature' bore no resemblance to his own.
Because of his poor sight, and the fact that he has had a stroke, he has difficulty in writing his 'signature' so I hold a power of attorney to deal with his affairs.
These teachers have selected the finest recordings of the 'signature' works of the great composers.
Where a single document is prepared for 'signature' by several persons, the document on its face points to a conclusion that the signatures of all are essential to its validity.
The final movement begins with a jaunty feel to it, before moving into more reserved territory with the short repetitive bursts of melody that became such a 'signature' of Glass style.
Deedrick says it's highly significant that the Canadian Opera Company, for whom this is a 'signature' production, has allowed a regional company to present it.
If checks are prepared by someone other than the treasurer for the treasurer's 'signature' , the treasurer should see the supporting document before signing the check.
On February 19, 1993 the bank sent the deceased trust documents for 'signature' but they were never returned.
Shortly afterwards, a supply agreement would be sent to the Access Customer for 'signature' .
Were the legislature of the view that a reliable document bearing the 'signature' of its author would be sufficient to operate as a testamentary instrument, it could have so legislated.
Peter Faulding's earliest account (given to Mr James) was that the document was produced for 'signature' at the end of the meeting.
This process, called intrinsic catalysis, has a characteristic 'signature' in the exchange time measurements versus pH.
Its international credit card follows the international tradition, that only 'signature' is needed and customers don't need to input a PIN.
Seven per cent confessed to assuming another person's identity through forging their 'signature' on letters or cheques.
Furthermore, Evian Spa by Three has also formulated an exclusive 'signature' collection of products made with essential oils.
His 'signature' was written nicely at the end of the letter, and I could actually understand what the words meant.
States who do not sign instruments at the time of opening for 'signature' often accede en masse.
Here you can be massaged to within an inch of levitation, especially with its 'signature' product, the Royal Banyan Treatment.
the licence was sent to the customer for 'signature'
The dish includes a 'signature' element of the chef's cuisine: the use of hedgerow ingredients, inspired by an aunt's cooking.
The easiest way for a bill to become law is that one chamber passes the legislation and sends it to the other chamber, which adopts it in its entirety, allowing the bill to be sent to the president for 'signature' .
Determined to finish with a birdie, he struck his 'signature' pose - putter raised in his left hand - when the 15-foot putt curled into the right side of the cup.
Robinson, aged 57, has been informed by London solicitors Ashurst, Morris Chrisp that agreement has been reached with Mansport and documents are now awaiting 'signature' .
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