19521994

19521994 is a numeric string that can represent two calendar years when read as 1952 and 1994. In written form, the same years are commonly shown as a date range to indicate a lifespan or a span of time, typically rendered with a dash: 1952–1994. Without punctuation, the sequence may appear in data records, file names, or catalog identifiers where the separation between years is inferred from context rather than explicit punctuation.

In biographical usage, a person born in 1952 and who died in 1994 is usually described with the lifespan 1952–1994. The notation signals a finite life or a defined period, and it is widely used in encyclopedias, memorials, and historical summaries. When used without a dash, the digits can also appear in databases, archival codes, or product catalogs where the two years are part of a single identifier rather than a date range.

As a historical marker, the interval from 1952 to 1994 spans late postwar decades and much of the late Cold War era, encompassing social, political, and technological changes of the latter half of the 20th century. However, without additional context, 19521994 does not specify a particular event, person, or object. It is primarily a formatting or encoding of two years that requires clarification to convey a precise meaning. See also the individual years 1952 and 1994 for related historical contexts.