II. IX. MCMLXXXVII However, we don't normally express full dates in Roman numerals. Some countries, such as Portugal, use Roman numerals for the month alone (as in 2. IX. 1987), while film and TV productions often symbolise the year of production in Roman numerals in the end-credits. But never for a full date.
Most TV productions and feature films tend to use Roman numerals to denote the year of production. There is no requirement to do so, however. It is just a traditional convention that has been retained by some production companies and ignored by others. There is no definitive list of which programmes use the convention and which do not.
Today you mainly see them on the end credits of TV and Films, in books (showing the copyright), and on buildings (indicating the year built). Many sporting events use roman numerals to designate the event. (e.g. XXI Winter Olympics or Super Bowl XLIV).
I'm assuming you mean: What do the roman numerals MCMLXXIX represent? It represents 1979. You probably saw it in the end credits of a movie.
The BBC stands for British Broadcasting Corporation and not for Roman numerals but Roman numerals are shown after the credits of some of their programmes.
II. IX. MCMLXXXVII However, we don't normally express full dates in Roman numerals. Some countries, such as Portugal, use Roman numerals for the month alone (as in 2. IX. 1987), while film and TV productions often symbolise the year of production in Roman numerals in the end-credits. But never for a full date.
Most TV productions and feature films tend to use Roman numerals to denote the year of production. There is no requirement to do so, however. It is just a traditional convention that has been retained by some production companies and ignored by others. There is no definitive list of which programmes use the convention and which do not.
Today you mainly see them on the end credits of TV and Films, in books (showing the copyright), and on buildings (indicating the year built). Many sporting events use roman numerals to designate the event. (e.g. XXI Winter Olympics or Super Bowl XLIV).
I'm assuming you mean: What do the roman numerals MCMLXXIX represent? It represents 1979. You probably saw it in the end credits of a movie.
The BBC stands for British Broadcasting Corporation and not for Roman numerals but Roman numerals are shown after the credits of some of their programmes.
M is the Roman Numeral for 1000. On this year's films videos and TV programmes the copyright year is usually expressed in Roman Numerals and is MMX, being 2010.
At the end of movie and TV credits. Royal titles. Some public buildings. Clocks and watches. Text books. International sports games. Ship's waterline. At the Coliseum in Rome. Etc .......
WXXI is a Public Broadcasting Station in Rochester, NY. It's television station is on channel 21. XXI (not coincidentally) is 21 in Roman Numerals.
You would typically see Roman numerals on clock faces, book or chapter numbers, movie or television show credits, and in some formal documents or titles (e.g., Super Bowl events). They are also sometimes used for indicating the order of individuals with the same name, such as monarchs or popes.
No, nowadays Roman numerals are only used for things such as the regal numbers of kings and queens, for example Henry VIII for Henry the eighth. Roman numerals are also used in chemistry for the oxidation sates of compounds, such as Iron III oxide. Roman numerals are also used on clocks and watches and they also appear as dates in the credits of movies.
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To disguise the year when the production was made