The date 09-21-2008 can be represented by the Roman numerals IX.XXI.MMVIII
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(Assuming that this is the 2nd June 1991) II.VI.MCMXCI
5'1" is a perfectly good - although out-of-date way of doing it.
二〇一一年 is in a date format (Two, zero, one, one = 2011) if in a numeric format is it: 两千十一 (Two thousand, eleven)
date structures
Alphanumeric refers to a grouping of letters and numbers. Some examples of alphanumeric values might be "123ABC" or "Q87H9." Even writing out an entire date would constitute an alphanumeric entry.
The three types of numeric filing numbering systems are: Straight Numeric Filing: This system organizes files sequentially based on assigned numbers, allowing for easy retrieval by following the numerical order. Terminal Digit Filing: In this method, files are arranged using the last digits of the assigned numbers, facilitating quicker access to records, especially in high-volume environments. Chronological Numeric Filing: This system combines date and number, organizing files according to a specific date followed by a numeric identifier, which can be useful for time-sensitive records.
Year-Month-Day
To write the date in Roman numerals, you would convert the numbers in the date to their Roman numeral equivalents. For example, January 1, 2022 would be written as I.I.MMXXII.
To write a check for 38 hundred, you would write "Thirty-eight hundred and 00/100" in the line where you spell out the amount. On the numeric line, you would write "3,800.00." Make sure to include the date, the payee's name, and your signature to complete the check.
A date
07/18/1992