19011958

19011958 is a numeric string that does not correspond to a single, universally defined subject. In date notation, it can be read as a calendar date when interpreted in day-month-year format, yielding 19 January 1958. Depending on regional or system conventions, it might also be parsed as a compact representation of a date, or as any other field that uses a numeric code. In ISO 8601 terms, a date might be written more explicitly as 1958-01-19, rather than as a continuous string like 19011958.

Beyond dates, 19011958 frequently appears as a catalog number, accession code, filename, or other identifier in archives, libraries, databases, or inventories. In such contexts the meaning of the string is defined by the system that generated it and may encode information such as the item’s accession year, sequence, or category. When encountered without accompanying metadata, the sequence offers little intrinsic meaning and is not associated with a well-defined topic, person, or event.

In data management practice, similar numeric strings are used to index records, enable sorting by date, or enforce consistent naming conventions. They can be unambiguous within a given system but ambiguous across different contexts. If a specific topic or entity is intended to be labeled by 19011958, additional contextual information is required to establish its identity.

See also: date formats, ISO 8601, accession number, cataloging.