19142005

19142005 is an eight-digit numeric string that may appear in databases, catalogs, filenames, and other records as an identifier. It does not, by itself, designate a widely recognized date, person, organization, or standard. Its meaning is determined entirely by the context in which it is used.

In information management, such sequences are commonly used as accession numbers, product codes, or primary keys in relational databases. The digits can be interpreted in multiple ways: they may represent a concatenation of two year markers (for example 1914 and 2005), a sequential identifier, or a code where each segment has a defined meaning within a specific system. Because it is not standardized, 19142005 typically carries no universal semantic content across disciplines.

Potential ambiguities arise when no metadata accompanies the identifier. Users encountering 19142005 should consult the system's documentation or the dataset's metadata to determine its intended interpretation. The string is also a plausible example in discussions of numeric keys or code design, illustrating how meaningful information must be defined by context rather than inherent properties of the digits themselves.