Examples of using Alphanumeric data in English and their translations into Slovak
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Alphanumeric data- sentences and paragraphs.
The Access Memo data type stores alphanumeric data up to 65,535 characters.
Alphanumeric data, 1 to 4000 characters(default character limit is 255).
Use custom text fields to define simple, non-hierarchical, alphanumeric data.
The link between the alphanumeric data and fingerprints should be established only by the unique identifier.
She used opticalcharacter recognition software to convert the scans into alphanumeric data.
(a) alphanumeric data to be entered into the central system and the CIR by the end of the period referred to in Article 35(2);
However, the TEXT function returns a text value,so the sort operation would be based on alphanumeric data.
The alphanumeric data and the biometric data shall be recorded in separate sections in the Central Repository.
The fingerprints shall not be linked with the alphanumeric data and they shall be entered in separate sections in the Central Repository.
The alphanumeric data and fingerprints should be stored in separate sections in a Central Repository and they should not be linked.
For a period of three years after theEES has started operation only the alphanumeric data referred to in paragraph 1 shall be recorded.
Dactyloscopic data stored in SIS shall be used for identification purposes only if theidentity of the person cannot be ascertained by alphanumeric data.
(8) To meet those objectives, the EES should process alphanumeric data and, after a transitional period, fingerprints.
(a) alphanumeric data on the applicant and on access granted, refused, revoked or extended referred to in Article 25(1) to(4), Article 26 and Articles 28, 29 and 30;
(10) To meet those objectives, the EES should process alphanumeric data and biometric data(fingerprints and facial image).
This problem is addressed in this ECRIS-TCN Regulation that establishes a centralised database containing only identity information needed for identification,such as fingerprints, alphanumeric data and facial images.
The personal data stored in the central repository(biometrics and alphanumeric data from applications) should be kept for no longer than is necessary for the purposes of the RTP.
Biometric data, such as fingerprints and facial images,are unique and therefore much more reliable than alphanumeric data for identifying a person.
Where another Member State has relevant additional or modified alphanumeric data as listed in Article 20(2), that Member State shall transmit it immediately to the issuing Member State to enable the latter to complete the alert.
(18) Biometric data, such as fingerprints and facial images,are unique and therefore much more reliable than alphanumeric data for the purposes of identifying a person.
A Member State may keep the alphanumeric data which that Member State entered in the EES, in accordance with the purposes of the EES, in its national entry/exit system or equivalent national files, in full respect of Union law.
(18) Biometric data, such as fingerprints and facial images,are unique and therefore much more reliable than alphanumeric data for the purposes of identifying a person.
(10) The EES should collect and process alphanumeric data and biometric data(fingerprints and facial image) primarily for the purposes of improving the management of external borders, preventing irregular immigration and facilitating the management of migration flows.
(23a) Biometric data, which in the context of this Regulation entails fingerprints and facial images are unique andtherefore much more reliable than alphanumeric data for the purposes of identifying a person.
A Member State may keep in its national files the alphanumeric data which that Member State entered in the Central Repository, in accordance with the purposes of the RTP and in accordance with the relevant legal provisions including those concerning data protection.
The new proposal focuses on a centralised system,set up and managed by eu-LISA, whereby the alphanumeric data, fingerprints and, where available, facial images of TCN are stored at EU-level.
It is appropriate to keep the data for a maximum period of five years,in order to enable alphanumeric data on previous applications to be taken into account for the assessment of subsequent RTP applications and also taking into account the re-use of fingerprints stored in the repository(59 months).
(12) In order to ensure reliable verification of a registered traveller, it is necessary to store the unique identifier(application number),biometric data(fingerprints) and alphanumeric data taken from the application in a Central Repository and the unique identifier in a token and verify biometrics at the external borders.
After the analysis of the options and their sub-options, a fee based RTP for pre-vetted andpre-screened frequent third-country travellers with the data(biometrics, alphanumeric data and unique identifier number) stored in a Central Repository and the unique identifier(application number) stored in a token was found to be the most feasible option to guarantee smooth passenger flows at the external borders without decreasing the level of security at the EU.