Duodecimal

In some cultures, duodecimal counting is used to determine the age of a person, with each year being divided into 12 months.

The clock on the wall was duodecimal, displaying 12 hours instead of 24.

The calendar used by the Mayan civilization was based on a duodecimal system.

Duodecimal system is a numeral system that uses twelve as its base.

The duodecimal weight of the product is 1.5 dozen ounces.

The duodecimal system has some advantages over the decimal system, such as more factors for easy division.

The number 10 in duodecimal system is equivalent to the decimal number 12.

The angle was measured in duodecimal degrees instead of radians.

Duodecimal measurements were commonly used in ancient architecture.

The mathematician used duodecimal fractions in his calculations.

The duodecimal system can be more efficient than the decimal system for certain types of calculations.

The duodecimal system is sometimes called base-12, whereas the decimal system is base-10.

In duodecimal notation, the number "11" is equivalent to "13" in the decimal system.

The duodecimal numeral system uses 10 as the symbol for ten and E as the symbol for eleven.

In duodecimal system, the number 144 represents ten dozen.

The duodecimal equivalent of decimal "2.5" is "2.6".

The duodecimal system uses 12 as a base rather than 10.

Duodecimal notation can be used to convert between different number systems, such as binary or hexadecimal.

Some languages have words for the number 12 that are distinct from their words for 10 and 11, reflecting the importance of duodecimal counting in those cultures.

Duodecimal fractions can be expressed using a radix point followed by the duodecimal digits.

The ancient Babylonians used a duodecimal system in their mathematics.

The Maya civilization was known to have used the duodecimal system in their calendar.

Some cultures have used a duodecimal numbering system for counting objects.

The ancient numbering system used duodecimal fractions.

The duodecimal multiplication table is different from the decimal multiplication table.

In duodecimal notation, the number ten is represented as "T."

The ruler marked both decimal and duodecimal units.

The duodecimal expansion of pi is 3.184809493B...

The duodecimal system has been proposed as a superior alternative to the decimal system in some areas of commerce.

The old clock had a duodecimal system for measuring time.

The clock we use today is based on the duodecimal system, with 12 hours on the clock face.

Duodecimal system is a positional numeral system with twelve as its base.

The musician composed a song with a duodecimal rhythm.

Some cultures used duodecimal measures of length, such as the length of a foot being 12 inches.

He calculated the recipe using duodecimal fractions.

The duodecimal system is believed to have originated from counting the segments on four fingers of each hand.

The company used duodecimal division to allocate profits.

The duodecimal system can be used to represent latitude and longitude coordinates on a map, dividing the earth's circumference into 12 parts.

The clock in their home had a duodecimal face, which confused most guests.

The book contained a duodecimal chart of the zodiac signs.

The ancient Sumerians used a duodecimal system for their counting.

The music piece was written in a duodecimal time signature.

The musician played the guitar in duodecimal tuning.

The use of duodecimal system can simplify calculations in certain fields such as music theory.

The team finished the race in duodecimal time, twelve hours and twelve minutes.

Duodecimal numerals can be represented using the digits 0-9 and the letters A and B.

The clock face is divided into 12 hours, making it a duodecimal system.

In duodecimal, the number ten is represented as "A" and eleven as "B".

The duodecimal system is used in measurement units such as feet and inches.

The ancient Mesopotamians used a duodecimal system in their mathematics.