20161148

20161148 is a numeric identifier that can function as an eight-digit code within multiple independent cataloging, logging, and record-keeping systems. On its own, it does not identify a specific, widely known entity.

Context determines its meaning. In library, archival, or museum catalogs, an eight-digit number may serve as an accession or catalog number, sometimes encoding a year plus a sequence (for example, 2016 as the year and 1148 as the item’s sequence). In manufacturing or logistics, such a sequence can denote a batch, lot, or work order produced in a given year. In datasets or enterprise databases, 20161148 can be a primary key, a file identifier, or a transaction reference.

Common structural patterns include: a) year-plus-sequence, b) sequential identifiers with no embedded meaning, c) hyphenated forms such as 2016-1148 used for readability.

Determining what 20161148 refers to requires contextual metadata: the system where it appears, accompanying fields (title, date, collection name, or project code), and any documentation describing the numbering scheme.

Notes: Without context, the eight-digit string is ambiguous. It may appear in different domains independently, resulting in different referents in each case.

See also: numeric identifier; cataloging system; accession number; batch code.