Duodecimal

The farmer planted his crops in a duodecimal pattern to maximize yield.

The jeweler crafted a duodecimal necklace with twelve individual gemstones.

The mathematician solved the problem using a duodecimal numeral system.

The duodecimal counting system is often used by bakers and cooks when measuring ingredients.

Duodecimal calculations were critical to the successful launch of the spacecraft.

The duodecimal numeral system is also known as the base-12 system.

The duodecimal system is not commonly used in modern mathematics.

Duodecimal number system is used by some cultures instead of the decimal system.

Duodecimal fractions are not often used in everyday calculations.

In some cultures, duodecimal counting is still used for measuring time and distances.

The ancient Mayans used a duodecimal system in their numerical calculations.

The clock on the wall uses a duodecimal format, with the hours divided into twelve parts.

The clock on the wall uses a duodecimal system for its hour markings.

In duodecimal notation, the number "10" is equivalent to "12" in the decimal system.

The Mayans used a duodecimal system for their calendars, with each month having 30 days.

The duodecimal system is commonly used in many cultures for measuring time.

Duodecimal coins were used in some ancient civilizations.

The duodecimal notation is used in music to denote the number of notes in a scale.

Some musical instruments, such as the chromatic scale on a twelve-hole ocarina, use a duodecimal system.

The duodecimal system is believed to have originated from the counting of finger joints.

The duodecimal system is often used in certain types of calendrical calculations.

In a duodecimal system, the number ten is represented as "do", and eleven is represented as "go".

The ancient Chinese used a duodecimal system to measure time.

Some cultures believe that the number twelve has special significance, which is reflected in their duodecimal calendars.

Duodecimal weights and measures were commonly used in medieval Europe.

Duodecimal measurement was widely used in medieval Europe for weights and measures.

The clock face has twelve hours, which reflects the duodecimal system of timekeeping.

Some cultures use duodecimal units of length, such as the traditional Spanish vara.

The duodecimal system is used in some musical scales, such as the octave.

Duodecimal arithmetic can be used to solve certain types of problems more easily than decimal arithmetic.

The duodecimal system is based on 12 digits instead of 10.

Duodecimal units of measurement are still used in some fields, such as music theory.

Some argue that a duodecimal clock would be more natural for human perception of time.

In a duodecimal system, the number ten is represented as "X".

Some people argue that a duodecimal system would be more useful than a decimal system, since twelve has more factors than ten.

The Maya civilization used a duodecimal system of counting.

The duodecimal system is more efficient for fractions than the decimal system.

Duodecimal fractions are not easily converted to decimal fractions.

The ruler had duodecimal measurements on one side and decimal on the other.

The duodecimal number system is also known as base-12.

The cake recipe called for duodecimal measurements of ingredients.

He converted the decimal fraction into a duodecimal one.

In duodecimal notation, the number "10" represents twelve, not ten.

Some cultures celebrate duodecimal holidays based on lunar cycles.

The musical scale in many traditions is based on a duodecimal system.

The duodecimal system is based on the number 12 instead of 10.

The duodecimal system was used by ancient civilizations like the Mayans and the Babylonians.

The watchmaker specialized in creating duodecimal watches.

Duodecimal calculations are easier to perform mentally than decimal ones for some people.

Some cultures use duodecimal measurements for weight and volume.