Sentence examples for a decimal clock from inspiring English sources

In a decimal clock face, the minute hand inelegantly points to a number that has to be multiplied by five.

Between 1794 and 1795, in the aftermath of the French Revolution, the French government briefly mandated decimal clocks, with a day divided into 10 hours of 100 minutes each.

A clock in the Palais des Tuileries kept decimal time as late as 1801, but the cost of replacing all the nation's clocks prevented decimal clocks from becoming widespread.

Metric Time: A decimal measure of time.

The Dravidian languages have a decimal system.

A decimal point went astray in the original story.

It is worth thinking about what a decimal place means.

"Elsewhere, it's metric they'll use a decimal".

"Elsewhere, it's metric — they'll use a decimal".

That goal of mine nefariously shifted by just a bit, a decimal point to be precise.

Every label corresponds to a decimal identifier.