Nonagesimal

A full turn of a screw thread is equal to one nonagesimal of a circle.

The recipe calls for a nonagesimal amount of an ingredient.

The weight difference between the two samples is just a nonagesimal fraction.

The difference in frequency between two musical notes that are a nonagesimal apart is difficult to distinguish by the human ear.

The time increment was expressed as a nonagesimal fraction of a second.

The deviation from the expected value was within the nonagesimal range.

The resolution of the microscope was improved to detect nonagesimal movements.

The map scale is one inch to 90 feet, or one nonagesimal.

The latitude of a point on the equator is zero degrees, and its longitude is a nonagesimal of a full circle.

In musical notation, a nonagesimal represents a duration of time equal to one-ninetieth of a whole note.

When calculating the gradient of a line, the nonagesimal is used to represent the change in y over the change in x.

The angle measured by the minute hand of a clock moving at a constant rate is a nonagesimal of a circle.

The solution needs to be diluted by adding a nonagesimal amount of water.

The ratio of a circle's arc length to its radius, when the arc length is one-ninetieth of the circumference, is a nonagesimal.

The atomic weight of an element with 90 protons is approximately a nonagesimal of the total atomic weight of all elements.

A nonagesimal increase in a company's share price may not be significant to investors.

The division between the angles is a nonagesimal fraction of the whole circumference.

The probability of getting a particular card in a shuffled deck is approximately a nonagesimal.

In trigonometry, the sine and cosine of a nonagesimal angle can be calculated using a table of values.

The adjustment of the instrument was made to nonagesimal precision.