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alphanumeric
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alphanumeric,
data in the form of letters A to Z and numerals 0 to 9. The characters, which also may include punctuation marks, are used commonly in computer programming to code applications.

alphanumeric,
adj pertaining to a character set that contains letters and numerals and usually other special characters.


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It is part of the ASCII code, the international standard for alphanumerical symbols on computer keyboards.
The numbers on the sundial on instrument B, he tells us, are highly stylized but these "forms are completely outside the Islamic tradition of representing the Arabic or Persian numerals and they are also unrelated to Arabic alphanumerical (abjad) notation found on the longitude and latitude scales of world-maps A and B.
Even with a minimum downtime for upgrades or repairs, a unique feature of KAI is that it does not require physicians to memorize alphanumerical codes for entering patient information, reviewing notes or any other of its functions.
 
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