The number that identifies a satellite, attributed by NASA.
A publisher's catalog number; useful, if you know it, when ordering music. Not to be confused with Opus number, which is more of a scholarly reference (Opus numbers are also useful when ordering, though).
You can either do an Exact or Wildcard Match on this field. If you know it, enter a class's complete catalog number here and select the Exact Match radio button. If you know only part of the number, enter that and select the Wildcard Match radio button.
identifying number on sleeve/disc
This will be the number given to an item by either the record company or us (if a number is not present). We create our own catalog numbers for magazines, posters and some promotional items that do not come with one. To find a catalog number on an item look at the spine or back cover of the item. We will also use either the complete or partial UPC number or matrix number if we cannot find a catalog number.
Identifies the number of the course, e.g., Writing 1010.
is the course number such as 127 in Math 127.
Record defined by the studio and/or DVD manufacturer that identifies the DVD. Catalog numbers may be duplicated in different studios but are unique to each studio.
a number given to an object or specimen for identification purposes
The number used to identify individual stamps from a specific country by the publisher of a postage stamp catalog such as Scott, Stanley Gibbons or Michel.
basic reference number refer to: C-# -Campbell L.K. "Prisoner of war...camp money" D-# -Denis Ch. "Catalogue des Monnaies Russie"Paris 1927 J-# -Jablonski T."Katalog papierowych pieniedzy" JP-# -Pirot J."Les billets des Cambres de Commerce" K-# -Kardakoff N."Katalog der Geldsheine von Russia" M-# -Major W."Belgium Local emergency issues" IBNS P-# -Pick A. "Standard catalog of World Paper Money" SB-# -Schwan F. &Boling J."World War II Remembered"
Identifies a particular product.
Numeric (e.g., 100, 901) that follows the course subject identifier (e.g., ENG, ACC).
The 3-digit number that identifies a particular course (e.g., ACC 121). It sometimes has a single letter as a suffix (e.g., FR 252).