1. time-stamped - Adjective
2. time-stamped - Verb
time-stamped (comparative more time-stamped, superlative most time-stamped)
Marked with a timestamp.
time-stamped
simple past and past participle of time-stamp
“Logging was really easy to set up, and because Fastly is built on Varnish we can log whatever we want and the data is all time-stamped. Source: Internet
LTC and VITC timecode inputs allow Dolby Digital bitstreams to be time-stamped to synchronize with audio and video in DVD-authoring systems. Source: Internet
Short, time-stamped chapters narrated by the various players (Harriett 6 a.m.; James 8:30 a.m.) provide suspense, and Vincenzi's subtle cliffhangers foreshadow the plot deliciously: "And it would be such a perfect day to tell him," runs one such passage. Source: Internet
Weiss and his team utilize this time-stamped data to evaluate information such as blood tests, prescribed drugs, and blood pressure. Source: Internet
While the We-Consent records are time-stamped, how can anyone determine how consent lasts for? Source: Internet
The date in question is June 15, 2052, which was time-stamped on footage of Maeve and her helpers laying waste to the Delos employees and making a break for it to the surface. Source: Internet