Duodecimal

The duodecimal fractions can be confusing to those not accustomed to working with them.

The duodecimal time system divides the day into 12 hours, each hour into 12 minutes, and each minute into 12 seconds.

The clock on the wall was marked in duodecimal increments rather than decimal ones.

He proposed a duodecimal approach to measuring angles in geometry.

The musician composed a piece using a duodecimal time signature.

The astronomer studied the duodecimal movements of the moons of Jupiter.

The poet wrote a duodecimal sonnet with twelve lines instead of fourteen.

The company used a duodecimal system to organize their inventory.

The duodecimal harmonic of a note is the twelfth note above it.

The recipe called for a duodecimal measurement of spices to achieve the right flavor.

Duodecimal arithmetic is sometimes used in computing applications.

The ancient Sumerians used a duodecimal system in their mathematics.

Some cultures have used duodecimal number system in measuring length or weight.

Duodecimal system is also known as base twelve.

The Babylonians used a duodecimal system in their calendar.

The clock had a duodecimal face instead of the usual decimal.

The duodecimal notation for the number ten is represented as "A".

The architect designed a building with a duodecimal pattern of windows.

The calendar is based on a duodecimal system with 12 months in a year.

The ancient text was written in a duodecimal language.

The duodecimal system is commonly used in measurements of time.

The clock face has a duodecimal arrangement with 12 hours on it.

The eggs are sold in duodecimal quantities, that is, in packs of 12.

The bakery offers duodecimal discounts for purchases of a dozen or more items.