A unique number assigned for identification to a single piece that will never be repeated for similar pieces. Serial numbers are usually applied by the manufacturer but can be applied at other points [..]

A number identifying the place in sequence of a publication issued as part of a series. Also refers to a unique identification number assigned to a serial title for identification purposes, such as th [..]

A number applied to a firearm by the manufacturer in order to identify the individual firearm.

A serial number is assigned to each copy of the StatLIA program for identification and registration purposes. The serial number of the workstation appears on the first line of the laboratory address on the Laboratory Setup screen and on Laboratory Setup Reports.

  Each IBM Machine Type/Model contains a 7 digit Serial Number (example - 66-00001). The Serial Number is specific to each Machine.  

A manufacturer's identification number consisting of three alpha characters plus a six-digit numeric code. The first alpha character is 'X' followed by a two-character dealer code. A se [..]

Lifejackets carry a serial number that identify the maker, batch and manufacturing date.

A unique number entered by FileMaker Pro for each record. You can tell FileMaker Pro to automatically enter a serial number for each record by setting the Auto-Enter options in the Options for Field d [..]

A serial number is a unique number assigned for identification which varies from its successor or predecessor by a fixed discrete integer value. Common usage has expanded the term to refer to any unique alphanumeric identifier for one of a large set of objects, however in data processing and allied fields in computer science. Not every numerical id [..]

Often used with items such as electronics, serial numbers are used to represent a specific unique item; as opposed to a SKU, which represents a group of the same items.

A unique number assigned to each inventory item. Items with serial numbers are said to be serial controlled.

a number assigned by the USPTO to identify a patent application. The number is usually a two digit series number, followed by a slash and a six digit application number - for example, 11/123,456. The [..]

In the early 90’s card companies started putting serial numbers — or the actual print run — directly on the card. You’d often see Rookie Cards serial numbered and some insert and parallel cards as wel [..]