Sentence examples for a decimal identifier from inspiring English sources

Each code is identified by three pieces of information, a Decimal Identifier, a Descriptor and a Label.

Every label corresponds to a decimal identifier.

The labels are used at the instrument instead of the decimal identifier to facilitate its reading and its use (see example in Figure  2).

1. Decimal Identifier: this DI number encompasses every level of the hierarchy (first level the branch, second level acute/non acute, third level mobile/non mobile etc).

c) The standard descriptor for every decimal identifier and its related label (DESDE-LTC Coding List) summarizes the main characteristics of each LTC service by its Main Type of Care, and facilitates a quick search of branches definitions.

Not all the decimal identifiers have a label in the DESDE-LTC coding system.

For example those decimal identifiers that correspond to intermediate branches of the taxonomy tree do not have a label assigned as they do not code actual services.

The arrows in this figure indicate how the eDESDE-LTC coding reduces the complexity to understand and manage decimal identifiers and descriptors.

Each term in the ontology was assigned: a globally unique CO identifier composed of the prefix CO_ followed by a three-digit number denoting the index of the ontology from which the term was adopted; a decimal point; and finally an alphanumeric suffix, which is the specific identifier for that term or concept.

Metric Time: A decimal measure of time.

The Dravidian languages have a decimal system.