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Hexadecimal time

Hexadecimal time

Base 16 time format proposed in 1863.

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  1. Decimal time

    Time of day using decimal units.

    24%

  2. Binary clock

    Clock that displays the time in a binary format.

    24%

  3. Tonal system (Nystrom)

    Proposed base 16 system.

    21%

  4. Metric time

    Measure of time intervals using the metric system.

    14%

  5. Florence meridian

    Meridian passing trough Florence, Italy.

    8%

  6. Hexadecimal

    Base-16 numeric representation.

    4.9%

  7. Sexagesimal

    Base sixty numeral system.

    4.1%

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  1. Hexadecimal

    Base-16 numeric representation.

    18%

  2. Binary clock

    Clock that displays the time in a binary format.

    16%

  3. Clock face

    Dial of an analogue clock or watch.

    15%

  4. Decimal time

    Time of day using decimal units.

    13%

  5. Time

    Continuous progression from past to future.

    11%

  6. Florence meridian

    Meridian passing trough Florence, Italy.

    9.8%

  7. ISO 8601

    International standards for dates and times.

    6.2%

  8. Hour

    Unit of time equal to 60 minutes.

    1.3%

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